Possessive adjectives worksheet for educational use, featuring fill-in-the-blank exercises and a fish illustration.

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to fill in each blank with the correct possessive adjective from the box:
my, your, our, their, her, its, his

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Understanding Possessive Adjectives:

Possessive adjectives show ownership. Here’s a quick guide:

- my – for "I"
- your – for "you"
- our – for "we"
- their – for "they"
- her – for "she"
- his – for "he" or "a male"
- its – for animals or things (no apostrophe)

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Now, let's go through each sentence:

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1. They have a car. This is _____ car.
→ "They" = plural, so use their
✔ their

2. The cat has a fish. This is _____ fish.
→ The cat is an animal; we use its for animals (not "her" unless specified)
✔ its

3. Ali has many books. These are _____ books.
→ Ali is a person (likely male name), but even if not, we use his for people when gender isn't clear or unspecified (unless it's known to be female). But since no gender is specified, and "Ali" is often used as a male name, his is acceptable. However, if gender-neutral is preferred, his is still standard in English for singular unknown gender.
✔ his

4. We have a dog. This is _____ dog.
→ "We" = plural, so use our
✔ our

5. The dog has a tail. That is _____ tail.
→ Dog is an animal → use its
✔ its

6. The monster has wings. Those are _____ wings.
→ Monster is a thing/creature → use its
✔ its

7. You have a Batman picture. This is _____ Batman picture.
→ "You" → use your
✔ your

8. The dogs have a bag of bones. These are _____ bones.
→ "The dogs" = plural → use their
✔ their

9. I have a teddy bear. This is _____ teddy bear.
→ "I" → use my
✔ my

10. The cat has a blanket. This is _____ blanket.
→ Cat is an animal → use its
✔ its

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✔ Final Answers:

1. their
2. its
3. his
4. our
5. its
6. its
7. your
8. their
9. my
10. its

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✔ Completed Worksheet:

1. They have a car. This is their car.
2. The cat has a fish. This is its fish.
3. Ali has many books. These are his books.
4. We have a dog. This is our dog.
5. The dog has a tail. That is its tail.
6. The monster has wings. Those are its wings.
7. You have a Batman picture. This is your Batman picture.
8. The dogs have a bag of bones. These are their bones.
9. I have a teddy bear. This is my teddy bear.
10. The cat has a blanket. This is its blanket.

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📝 Notes:

- Use its (no apostrophe) for animals and objects — not "it's", which means "it is".
- For people, use his/her based on gender. Since Ali's gender isn't specified, his is commonly used as a default in such exercises.
- Their is used for plural subjects ("they", "the dogs", etc.)

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