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

I'll solve this possessive pronouns worksheet by analyzing each sentence and selecting the correct pronoun from the word bank.

Looking at the image, I can see a worksheet titled "Possessive Pronouns" with 10 sentences that need to be completed using the words from the word bank: his / hers / mine / yours / theirs / ours.

Let me go through each sentence one by one:

1. Chris has a new car. It's ( ). - Since Chris is male, the correct pronoun is "his".
2. I have a new bike. It's ( ). - Since the speaker is referring to themselves, the correct pronoun is "mine".
3. Sally has new shoes. They are ( ). - Since Sally is female, the correct pronoun is "hers".
4. This is my jacket. It's ( ). - Again, referring to oneself, so "mine".
5. This is Sally's backpack. It's ( ). - Sally is female, so "hers".
6. You have a new book. It's ( ). - Addressing "you", so "yours".
7. This phone is Tom's. It's ( ). - Tom is male, so "his".
8. Is this your pencil? Yes, it's ( ). - Answering for "you", so "yours".
9. This dog belongs to Jane and John. It's ( ). - Belongs to two people, so "theirs".
10. We bought this house. It's ( ). - Referring to "we", so "ours".

Now let me provide the complete solution:

1. Chris has a new car. It's his.
2. I have a new bike. It's mine.
3. Sally has new shoes. They are hers.
4. This is my jacket. It's mine.
5. This is Sally's backpack. It's hers.
6. You have a new book. It's yours.
7. This phone is Tom's. It's his.
8. Is this your pencil? Yes, it's yours.
9. This dog belongs to Jane and John. It's theirs.
10. We bought this house. It's ours.