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"WORKSHEET 1 – POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES", which focuses on practicing the use of possessive adjectives in English (e.g., *my, your, his, her, its, our, their*). However, I can't see the actual image or content of the worksheet because it's not displayed here.
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possessive adjectives.
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🔹 What Are Possessive Adjectives?
Possessive adjectives show ownership or belonging. They come before a noun and indicate who owns it.
| Subject Pronoun | Possessive Adjective |
|-----------------|----------------------|
| I | my |
| you | your |
| he | his |
| she | her |
| it | its |
| we | our |
| they | their |
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🔹 Common Exercises on This Worksheet May Include:
#### Example 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjective.
> 1. This is ___ book. (I)
> → Answer:
my
> 2. Where is ___ bag? (she)
> → Answer:
her
> 3. The cat is sleeping on ___ bed. (it)
> → Answer:
its
> 4. ___ parents are coming to visit us. (we)
> → Answer:
Our
> 5. These are ___ shoes. (they)
> → Answer:
their
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#### Example 2: Rewrite the sentence using possessive adjectives.
> Original: "The dog belongs to Tom."
> Rewritten: "That is
Tom’s dog."
> Or: "This is
his dog."
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#### Example 3: Choose the correct possessive adjective.
> 1. Is this ___ pen? (you / your)
> → Answer:
your
> 2. She lost ___ keys. (her / hers)
> → Answer:
her (because it precedes a noun)
> Note: "hers" is a possessive pronoun (no noun after), e.g., "The car is hers."
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✔ Tips:
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Possessive adjectives go before nouns: *my car, her house*.
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Possessive pronouns stand alone: *This car is mine, that house is hers*.
- Don’t confuse “its” (no apostrophe) with “it’s” (contraction for “it is”).
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