A. Complete with possessive adjectives (my, your, his, etc.).
1. I’m helping my friends.
2. They’re writing their addresses.
3. She’s washing her hands.
4. We’re studying our lessons.
5. He is doing his homework.
6. Are you washing your car?
7. My brother and I are tidying our things.
B. Complete with possessive pronouns (mine, yours, etc.).
1. Whose bag is this? It’s my sister’s bag. It’s hers.
2. Whose bikes are those? They’re the pupils’ bikes. They’re theirs.
3. Philip has got a lot of books. They’re his.
4. Jane, is this money yours?
5. Frank and Rita, are these records yours? Yes, they’re ours.
6. Whose car is that? Is it yours? No, it’s not mine; it’s my brother’s.
C- Fill in the blanks with possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives.
1. Shirley and her brothers, Richard and John, are good students.
2. Mrs. Smith, how old is your daughter? Her daughter is 12.
3. Martin and his sister are studying their lessons.
4. I’ve got two sisters. Their names are Cindy and Sue.
5. Ted and Phil, is Kelly your sister? Yes, Kelly is my sister.
6. Robert and his brother Pete are here.
7. She hasn’t got a book. So this book is not hers.
8. My friend Alice is very happy. Today is her birthday.
9. We’ve got our books in the bag, have you got yours?
10. They are doing their homework and he is doing his.
11. I have got a brother. John is my brother and I am his sister.
12. This is a wonderful doll. Its eyes are big and blue.
13. We are very late. Our classes begin at 8.30 a.m..
14. Haven’t you got a lot of Japanese friends? Write their names.
15. My school is modern. Its rooms are large and well equipped.
16. There are Mr and Mrs Moran and their children.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of possessive noun and pronoun worksheet.
