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possessive pronouns: *my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their*.
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Possessives Worksheet – Completed
Instructions: Complete the sentences with the appropriate possessive pronoun: my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their.
1)
My favourite book is on the top shelf.
👉 "My" refers to the speaker’s own book.
2) The garden is full of flowers, and each one has
its unique beauty.
👉 "Its" is used for things (flowers), not people.
3) The team celebrated
their victory with a big party.
👉 "Their" refers to the team (plural).
4) Did you enjoy
your holiday?
👉 "Your" refers to the listener's holiday.
5) I forgot
my umbrella, so I got wet.
👉 "My" refers to the speaker’s umbrella.
6) When are you moving to
your new house?
👉 "Your" refers to the person being addressed.
7) He is a teacher,
his name is Mr. Gupta.
👉 "His" refers to the male teacher.
8) She is a nurse,
her name is Helen.
👉 "Her" refers to the female nurse.
9) The lion lifted up
its head and looked at us.
👉 "Its" is used for animals (lion).
10) I am sorry, I did not call you, I lost
your number.
👉 "Your" refers to the listener’s phone number.
11) They are angry, because someone stole
their car.
👉 "Their" refers to the group (they).
12) I am a tennis player,
my name is Pardeep.
👉 "My" refers to the speaker.
13) He is my best friend,
his name is Arjun.
👉 "His" refers to the male friend.
14) We are going to visit
our grandparents.
👉 "Our" refers to the speaker and others in the group.
15) The team won
their match.
👉 "Their" refers to the team (plural).
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✔ Summary of Possessive Pronouns Used:
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My – belonging to me
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Your – belonging to you
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His – belonging to him
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Her – belonging to her
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Its – belonging to it (no apostrophe!)
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Our – belonging to us
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Their – belonging to them
> 💡 Tip: Remember that
"its" (without apostrophe) is the possessive form for animals and objects. Don’t confuse it with
"it's", which means
"it is".
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