Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjectives.
We are given these options:
my, his, her, your, our, their, its
Remember:
- “I” →
my
- “He” →
his
- “She” →
her
- “You” →
your
- “We” →
our
- “They” →
their
- “It” (for animals or things) →
its
Now let’s match each sentence:
1.
“I’ve got a cat. It’s ______.”
→ The speaker is “I”, so the cat belongs to me →
my
2.
“He has got a dog. It’s ______ dog.”
→ “He” owns the dog →
his
3.
“She has got a car. It’s ______ car.” *(Note: The image says “cat” but that must be a typo — she has a car, not a cat. We’ll use context.)*
→ “She” owns the car →
her
4.
“You have got a hat. It’s ______ hat.”
→ “You” own the hat →
your
5.
“We’ve got a book. It’s ______ book.”
→ “We” own the book →
our
6.
“It has got a big bone. It’s ______ bone.”
→ “It” (the dog) owns the bone →
its
7.
“They’ve got a tree house. It’s ______ tree house.”
→ “They” own the tree house →
their
✔ All answers checked and make sense with grammar rules.
Final Answer:
my
his
her
your
our
its
their
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grammer worksheet.
