Let's solve the worksheet step by step.
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Worksheet Title: Whose is it?
Goal: Use the correct
possessive pronoun to show ownership.
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Possessive pronouns show who owns something.
> Examples: *my, your, her, his, its, our, their*
We are given a
Word Bank with these options:
- my
- your
- her
- his
- its
- our
- their
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Now, let’s go through each sentence:
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**1. This is Jen.
This is ______ book.**
- Jen is a girl → use
her
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✔ Answer: her
> "This is her book."
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**2. This is Benny.
This is ______ puppy.**
- Benny is a boy → use
his
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✔ Answer: his
> "This is his puppy."
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**3. This is John and me.
This is ______ house.**
- "John and me" = two people → use
our
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✔ Answer: our
> "This is our house."
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**4. This is Peter and Wendy.
This is ______ flower.**
- Peter and Wendy = two people → use
their
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✔ Answer: their
> "This is their flower."
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**5. This is me.
This is ______ snowman.**
- "me" refers to the speaker → use
my
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✔ Answer: my
> "This is my snowman."
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**6. This is you.
This is ______ mug.**
- "you" → use
your
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✔ Answer: your
> "This is your mug."
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**7. This is a kitten.
This is ______ toy.**
- A kitten is an animal → use
its
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✔ Answer: its
> "This is its toy."
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
her
2.
his
3.
our
4.
their
5.
my
6.
your
7.
its
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📝 Summary of Possessive Pronouns Used:
| Sentence | Subject | Possessive Pronoun |
|--------|--------|------------------|
| 1 | Jen (girl) | her |
| 2 | Benny (boy) | his |
| 3 | John and me | our |
| 4 | Peter and Wendy | their |
| 5 | me | my |
| 6 | you | your |
| 7 | a kitten | its |
✔ All answers match the word bank and grammar rules.
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