Here are the correct words to fill in the blanks for your worksheet.
Step-by-step Solution:
1.
Shirley and Tim: Since Shirley and Tim are two people, we use "their" brothers. Richard and Tim belong to Shirley, so they are
her brothers.
2.
Mrs Green: We are asking about Mrs Green, so we use
her. The daughter belongs to Mrs Green, so it is
her daughter.
3.
Mark: Mark is one boy, so we use
his.
4.
I: When talking about yourself, you use
my.
5.
Mary: Mary is a girl, so we use
her.
6.
Robert: Robert is a boy, so we use
his.
7.
She: The book does not belong to her, so it is not
hers. (We use the pronoun here because there is no noun after the blank).
8.
Ann: Ann is a girl, so it is
her birthday.
9.
We / You: "We" got books, so they are
our books. We are asking "you", so we ask if you have got
yours.
10.
They / He: "They" are doing
their homework. "He" is doing
his.
11.
Jim / I: Jim is a boy, so he is
my brother. "I" am
his sister.
12.
Doll: The doll has eyes, so they are
its eyes.
13.
We: Our classes begin, so we say
our.
14.
Japanese friends: They are friends, so we write
their names.
15.
My school: The rooms belong to the school, so
its rooms are large.
16.
Mr and Mrs Smith: They are a couple, so they have
their children.
17.
Fred / Brother: It is not your book, so it is not
yours. It belongs to the brother, so it is
his.
18.
Pet: The pet is an animal, so
its name is Lucas.
19.
Picture postcards: They belong to the boys, so they are
theirs.
20.
Ann and Susan: They are students, so
their teachers are pleased.
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Final Answer:
1. their, her
2. her, Her
3. his
4. Their
5. her, her
6. his
7. hers
8. her
9. our, yours
10. their, his
11. my, his
12. Its
13. Our
14. their
15. Its
16. their
17. yours, his
18. Its
19. theirs
20. Their
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spanish possessive pronoun worksheet.
