Possessive Pronouns worksheet for grammar practice, including sentence completion and multiple-choice exercises.

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Section A: Complete each sentence below with a possessive pronoun that fits the sentence.

We are to fill in blanks with possessive pronouns like *his, her, its, their, our, your, my, etc.*

Let’s go through each one:

1. He woke up late because of ________ tiredness.
→ *His* (because "he" is the subject; "his" refers back to him)
✔ Answer: *his*

2. The athletes watched their ____________ warm-up.
→ "Their" is already used — likely referring to the athletes' own warm-up. But the blank may be for an object? Wait — rechecking:
Actually, the sentence says: *"The athletes watched their _______ warm-up."*
This seems off unless it's "their own warm-up". But we need a possessive pronoun.
Possibly: *"The athletes watched their own warm-up."* — but “own” isn’t a possessive pronoun.
Alternatively, maybe the sentence is: *"The athletes watched _________ warm-up."*
Then answer would be: their
✔ Answer: *their*

3. “We heard the names of the ____________ teammates being called.”
→ The team members are hearing about *their* teammates.
✔ Answer: *our* (if speaking from the team’s perspective) or *their* — depends on context. But since "we" is used, it should be *our*.
✔ Answer: *our*

4. “I think I heard ____________ brother’s name.”
→ "I" is the speaker — so "my"
✔ Answer: *my*

5. The other athletes heard ____________ names.
→ "The other athletes" — they heard *their* names.
✔ Answer: *their*

6. We left ____________ own teams well with pride.
→ Likely meant: "We left our own teams..."
✔ Answer: *our*

7. Christopher and Anne believe today will be ____________ day.
→ They believe it will be *their* day.
✔ Answer: *their*

8. He’d like to teach me. “I am ready to learn,” said ____________ son.
→ The son is speaking — so he says, “I am ready to learn,” so the pronoun should refer to the son himself. But the sentence says: “said ____________ son.”
So the blank refers to who owns the son. If the father is speaking, then it’s *his* son.
✔ Answer: *his*

9. You could tell that ____________ friend was nervous.
→ "You" — so it's *your* friend.
✔ Answer: *your*

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Section B: Read the sentence. Then choose a possessive pronoun that makes sense in the second sentence.

Now we’re given two sentences. We must pick a possessive pronoun that correctly replaces the noun in the second sentence.

Let’s go through them:

1. You know your own name. It is ________.
→ The first sentence says "your own name" — so the second sentence should say "It is yours."
✔ Answer: *yours*

2. I brought my sweater. It is ________.
→ "My sweater" — so "It is mine."
✔ Answer: *mine*

3. She has her sweater. It is ________.
→ "Her sweater" — so "It is hers."
✔ Answer: *hers*

4. He had his own ideas. They were ________.
→ "His own ideas" — so "They were his."
✔ Answer: *his*

5. They were proud of the work. It was ________.
→ "They" did the work — so "It was theirs."
✔ Answer: *theirs*

6. I own this bike. It is ________.
→ "I own" — so "It is mine."
✔ Answer: *mine*

7. Joel built the model. It was ________.
→ Joel built it — so "It was his."
✔ Answer: *his*

8. You found the shells. They are ________.
→ "You found" — so "They are yours."
✔ Answer: *yours*

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✔ Final Answers Summary

#### Section A:
1. his
2. their
3. our
4. my
5. their
6. our
7. their
8. his
9. your

#### Section B:
1. yours
2. mine
3. hers
4. his
5. theirs
6. mine
7. his
8. yours

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🔍 Explanation:

- Possessive pronouns show ownership without using a noun.
- Examples: *my, your, his, her, its, our, their*
- Possessive pronouns without nouns (like *mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs*) are used when the noun is implied.
- Example: “This book is mine.” = This book is my book.
- In Section A, we use possessive adjectives (*my, your, his, her, its, our, their*) before nouns.
- In Section B, we use possessive pronouns (*mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs*) when no noun follows.

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