Task Overview:
The worksheet focuses on
possessive adjectives (e.g., my, your, his, her, our, their). The exercises require students to use the correct possessive adjectives in various contexts. Below is a detailed solution for each exercise.
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Exercise 1: Brian Bond
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate possessive adjectives.
#### Text:
Hi,
my name is Brian. I'm from Manchester.
This is
my house.
Its colour is grey, and
its rooms are really large.
This is
my sister.
Her name is Lucy.
Hey, Lucy.
Your mobile is on the floor!
And this is
your brother.
His name is Harry.
Harry,
your friend Olly is at the door.
Here are
our dogs.
Their names are Rocky and Lucky.
Hey, Lucky and Rocky,
your meal is ready!
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Exercise 2: Right or Wrong?
Determine if the statements are correct based on the context provided in Exercise 1.
#### Statements:
1.
Brian: My sister’s name is Lucy.
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Right (Lucy is Brian's sister.)
2.
Olly: Her friend is Harry.
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Wrong (Harry is Lucy's brother, not her friend.)
3.
The house is white and its doors are grey.
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Wrong (The house is grey, not white.)
4.
Our surname is Pond.
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Wrong (No information about the surname is given.)
5.
Harry is my brother.
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Right (Harry is Lucy's brother.)
6.
His mobile is on the floor.
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Right (Lucy's mobile is on the floor.)
7.
These are our cats. Their names are Rocky and Lucky.
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Wrong (Rocky and Lucky are dogs, not cats.)
8.
Look at Rocky and Lucky: their meal is ready.
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Right (Rocky and Lucky are the dogs, and their meal is ready.)
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Exercise 3: Olly at the Bonds’ House
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate possessive adjectives:
my,
your,
our,
their.
#### Dialogue:
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Olly: Hi, Brian and Harry. Aren’t
your parents at home?
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Harry: No, they aren’t. But
our dogs are here.
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Brian: Their names are Lucky and Rocky.
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Olly: I know. Oh, they’re in
their little dog house.
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Harry: Look, Lucky and Rocky, what have I got?
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Lucky and Rocky: Woof! Woof!
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Harry: Okay, okay, here are
your dog biscuits.
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Olly: Oh, and where are
my biscuits? I like biscuits, too!
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Exercise 4: Fill in the Right Possessive Adjectives
Complete the sentences with the appropriate possessive adjectives.
1.
I’m Jenny and this is my room.
2.
We’re the Carters’ and this is our house.
3.
Ben has got a hamster in his room.
4.
The hamster sleeps in its cage.
5.
“Tom, isn’t your pencil case red? This must be your pencil case.”
6.
This is Betty and this is her room.
7.
“You are class 7BG and this is your new classroom.”
8.
These are Jenny and her mum. They live in Nottingham. Their flat is nice.
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Exercise 5: Put in the Correct Possessive Adjectives
Complete the passage with the appropriate possessive adjectives.
#### Passage:
I’m Susan, and this is Tibby. I like
her very much because she is
my cat. She usually sleeps in
her basket in the living room. But sometimes she sleeps in Jake’s room on
his bed. I would like to have a dog, too. But
my mum says no. “You haven’t got time for a dog. You go to school, meet
your friends and do
your homework. That’s too much!”
“But Betty and Jake can help me. And then it isn’t only my dog, but it is
our dog, too!”
Mum says, “Well, if you all want a dog, then it is
your work. I can talk to dad about it, okay?” So now I’m happy!
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Final Answer:
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Exercise 1: Filled as shown above.
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Exercise 2:
1. Right
2. Wrong
3. Wrong
4. Wrong
5. Right
6. Right
7. Wrong
8. Right
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Exercise 3:
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your
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our
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their
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their
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your
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my
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Exercise 4:
1.
my
2.
our
3.
his
4.
its
5.
your
6.
her
7.
your
8.
their
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Exercise 5:
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her
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my
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her
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his
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my
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your
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your
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our
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your
Final Answer Box:
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