Possessive Pronouns worksheet with fill-in-the-blank sentences for language practice.

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🔹 What are Possessive Pronouns?

Possessive pronouns show ownership. They replace nouns and indicate who owns something.

Common possessive pronouns:
- my, your, his, her, its, our, their

Note: These do not have apostrophes (unlike contractions).

Examples:
- This is my book.
- That car is hers. → Actually, "hers" is a possessive pronoun without an apostrophe.
- Correct: "That car is hers."

But in your worksheet, the blanks likely ask for forms like my, your, his, etc., not "mine", "yours", etc.

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🔹 How to Solve the Worksheet

For each sentence:
1. Identify the owner of the object mentioned.
2. Choose the correct possessive pronoun that matches the subject.
3. Fill in the blank.

Let’s go through a few examples (based on common patterns):

#### Example Sentence:
> 1. _____ picture is on the wall.

Answer: My
→ "My picture is on the wall." (The speaker owns the picture.)

#### Example:
> 5. The dog wagged _____ tail.

Answer: its
→ "The dog wagged its tail." (Animals use "its.")

#### Example:
> 8. We gave _____ homework to the teacher.

Answer: our
→ "We gave our homework..." (The group owns the homework.)

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Please type out the sentences from the worksheet, and I’ll help you fill in the correct possessive pronouns and explain each one.

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