Nouns, Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns and Possessive ... - Free Printable

Task Explanation:

The task requires filling in the blanks with possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives based on the context provided in each sentence. Possessive adjectives (e.g., "his," "her," "their") are used before nouns to show ownership, while possessive pronouns (e.g., "his," "hers," "theirs") are used alone to replace a noun phrase.

Solution:

#### 1. He has got a book.
- Possessive adjective: His
- Possessive pronoun: His

Filled Sentence:
- This is his book.
- This is his.

#### 2. She has got a computer.
- Possessive adjective: Her
- Possessive pronoun: Hers

Filled Sentence:
- It is her computer.
- It is hers.

#### 3. They have got two apples.
- Possessive adjective: Their
- Possessive pronoun: Theirs

Filled Sentence:
- They are their apples.
- They are theirs.

#### 4. I have got a pen.
- Possessive adjective: My
- Possessive pronoun: Mine

Filled Sentence:
- It is my pen.
- It is mine.

#### 5. We have got a pair of scissors.
- Possessive adjective: Our
- Possessive pronoun: Ours

Filled Sentence:
- They are our scissors.
- They are ours.

Final Answer:

1.
- This is his book.
- This is his.

2.
- It is her computer.
- It is hers.

3.
- They are their apples.
- They are theirs.

4.
- It is my pen.
- It is mine.

5.
- They are our scissors.
- They are ours.

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. his, his; 2. her, hers; 3. their, theirs; 4. my, mine; 5. our, ours}
}
\]