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Possessive

Pronouns

and Possessive

Adjectives

Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Fill in with possessive pronouns or possessive adjectives:

1. It's silly to buy expensive clothes when you don't

really need ______ .

2. Susan is going to sell _____ house.

3. Peter is making a big party at ______ house.

4. My parents gave me ______ car so I don't have to

go by bus any more.

5. I know Peter, but I don't know ______ two sisters.

6.

Complete the sentences using a friend of mine/yours or friends of mine/yours.. 1. Tom is my friend. Tom is ____________.

2. We had a great time with ____________.

3. I'm going to the party with _____________.

4. Susan is having a great time with

_____________.

5. Peter went out with ____________.

6. My parents are on holiday with _____________.

7. I'm going to study with _____________.

8. Jeremy is playing with ____________.

9. I like to go out with ____________.

10. I think that my brother is with ____________.

Look at the pictures and fill in with the proper possessives:

This is ______ dung fork.

This is ______ hat.

This is ______ best meal.

This is ______ new adventure.

This is ______ first date.

This is ______ last class.

1. Those book are yours. 2. John is at his home. 3. Their dog is very agressive. 4. The house is not yours. It's ours! 5. This dog is not mine.

Examples: Possessive pronouns:

Note: Make a difference between a possessive adjective and a possessive pronoun:

This is my book. ; You cannot say – This is mine book. Instead, you say: This is

mine. As you notice you do not use a noun after a pronoun! There are another

examples you can complete: a) This is _______ (he) pocket money. Don't touch it!

b) This is _______ (he). You can now make up sentences of your own.

I-mine you-yours

he-his she –hers it-its

we-ours they-theirs

subjective personal

pronouns

objective personal

pronouns

possessive adjectives

possessive pronouns

reflexive pronouns

1st person

I

me

my

mine

myself

2nd person

singular

you

you

your

yours

yourself

3rd person singular (male)

he

him

his

his

himself

3rd person

singular (female)

she

her

her

hers

herself

3rd person

singular

it

it

its

its

itself

1st person

plural

we

us

our

ours

ourselves

2nd person

plural

you

you

your

yours

yourselves

3rd person

plural

they

them

their

theirs

themselves

PRONOUNS and possessive adjectives


Complete the sentences using the right possessive pronouns or possessive adjectives:

1. New York is famous for ______ Statue of Liberty.

2. John left ______ bag at home.

3. That funny dog at the corner is not ______.

4. I didn't bring my book with me so Tom borrowed me ______ .

5. They left me with ______ dog, but I don't really know much how and when to feed it.

1. Peter and Susan are having dinner at _____ favourite restaurant.

2. Are these your T-shirts? – No, they are not ______.

3. Do you like _______ new neighbors? –Well, I don't like them much.

4. I like basketball. It's ______ favourite sport!

5. She's going out with a friend of ______ .

6. Is it your pen? –Yes, it's ______ .

7. I have one old book. This is not ______ book. ______ is mottled with brown blotches and oil stains.

8. I know that naughty boy, but I don't know ______ parents!

9. I didn't have a pen so Peter gave me ______ .

10. Peter gave me ______ pen yesterday.

11. Susan is a very hard-working girl. She does _______ homework immediately after school.

12. Can I use ______ dictionary as I forgot ______ at home.

13. I'm going out with ______ friends tonight.

14. John has two ex-wives. ______ first marriage ended very fast and ______ second marriage lasted for

20 years!

15. Tom says ______ health is better since he started playing sport.

16. Susan has supported ______ two children to continue playing tennis.

17. Are you coming with ______ brother or alone?


1

Complete the sentences using the right

possessive pronouns:

1. It's Susan's jacket. It's ______.

2. It's Tom's cat. It's ______.

3. They are my friends' children. They are ______.

4. It's my book. It's ______.

5. That is not my skirt. That's not _______.

6. This is not your pocket money. This is not _______.


Possessive pronouns:

Examples: I-mine you-yours

they-theirs we-ours

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Complete the sentences using the right possessive pronouns

or possessive adjectives: 1. Have you seen Peter? I think that this bag is ________.

2. Hi Tom! Is this pencil _______.? –No, it's not ________.

3. Does this T-shirt belong to Susan? –Yes, it's _______.

4. Peter is playing with _______ toys.

5. The dog is in front of _______ dog house which I designed.

6. Susan is waiting for ________ parents. They agreed to pick her

up after school.

7. He is washing ________ hands after playing in the garden.

8. Tom is having a great time with ________ best friends.

9. The pupils usually eat ________ lunch at school.

10. Have you seen Ivan's show? –Yes, _____ show is very popular.

1

2 Possessive adjectives

Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -hers



possessive adjectives: 1. Susan is so annoying girl. I don't like

_______ accent.

2. They don't like _______ new neighbors.

3. Tom is _______ new teacher. He is very

kind and supportive.

4. Peter is very happy with _______ new

mobile phone.

5. I'm very satisfied with ________ life.

Fill in with the right possessive adjectives using the prompts in brackets:

Where is _____ T-shirt? (I)

This is _____ house. (We)

_____ teacher is very supportive. (They)

_____ mother likes to cook. (I)

_____ sister is my best friend. (He)

John likes _____ two siblings very much. (He)

His friends gave him _____ books back. (He)


Possessive adjectives:

Examples: I-my you-your

they-their we-our


Complete the sentences using possessive pronouns or possessive adjectives:

1.He likes _____ (she) jokes but I don't!

Why are you looking at _____ (she) legs?

3.That's not ______ (I) book, it's _______ (you)!

4._____ (they) cars are very expensive.

5.Peter's house is big. _____ (I) is aso big and _____ (she) is small.

6.The dog wagged _____ (it) tail.

The big cat is ______ (we) and the smaller one is _____(they).

What colour is _____ (you) brother's jacket? _____ (he) jacket is

blue. What colour is _____ (you)?

_____ (we) house has five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

What colours are _____ (you) eyes? _____ (I) are brown.

This is _____ (I) brother's house. It's _____ (he).

Is this _____ (you) luggage or _____ (he)?

What is _____ (you) problem?

This is friend of ______ (I). _____ (he) name is Tom.

I like _____ (I) two brothers I live with.

Fill in with the right possessive pronouns using the prompts in brackets:

This is _____. (I)

The ball is _____.( He)

The cat is _____.(We)

This necklace is _____.(She)

The rings are _____.(We)

This is not _____ (They), this is _____ (We)!

1 2


Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -her

We like our new teacher.

John is at his home.

Their dog is very agressive.

My friend's house is very big.

Your book is on the desk.

4 Circle the correct answer:

He goes to his/him house.

They like their/theirs school.

Is this your/yours?

My/mine ball is bigger than

her/hers.

We are having a great time at

our/ours house.

She's putting her/hers money

into her/hers pocket.

Susan made her/hers first

public speech.


This is ______ hat.

This is ______ new adventure.




really need ______ .

2. Susan is going to sell _____ house.

3. Peter is making a big party at ______ house.

4. My parents gave me ______ car so I don't have to

go by bus any more.

5. I know Peter, but I don't know ______ two sisters.

6.

Complete the sentences using a friend of mine/yours or friends of mine/yours.. 1. Tom is my friend. Tom is ____________.

2. We had a great time with ____________.

3. I'm going to the party with _____________.

4. Susan is having a great time with

_____________.

5. Peter went out with ____________.

6. My parents are on holiday with _____________.

7. I'm going to study with _____________.

8. Jeremy is playing with ____________.

9. I like to go out with ____________.

10. I think that my brother is with ____________.

This is ______ best meal.

Those book are yours.



The house is not yours. It's ours!

This dog is not mine.





examples you can complete: a) This is _______ (he) pocket money. Don't touch it!

b) This is _______ (he). You can now make up sentences of your own.

I-mine you-yours


we-ours they-theirs

This is ______ first date.

This is ______ last class.

This is ______ dung fork.

1 2

3

subjective personal

pronouns

objective personal

pronouns


possessive pronouns

reflexive pronouns

1st person

I

me

my

mine

myself

2nd person

singular

you

you

your

yours

yourself


he

him

his

his

himself

3rd person

singular (female)

she

her

her

hers

herself

3rd person

singular

it

it

its

its

itself

1st person

plural

we

us

our

ours

ourselves

2nd person

plural

you

you

your

yours

yourselves

3rd person

plural

they

them

their

theirs

themselves




1. New York is famous for ______ Statue of Liberty.

2. John left ______ bag at home.

3. That funny dog at the corner is not ______.

4. I didn't bring my book with me so Tom borrowed me ______ .

5. They left me with ______ dog, but I don't really know much how and when to feed it.

1. Peter and Susan are having dinner at _____ favourite restaurant.

2. Are these your T-shirts? – No, they are not ______.

3. Do you like _______ new neighbors? –Well, I don't like them much.

4. I like basketball. It's ______ favourite sport!

5. She's going out with a friend of ______ .

6. Is it your pen? –Yes, it's ______ .

7. I have one old book. This is not ______ book. ______ is mottled with brown blotches and oil stains.

8. I know that naughty boy, but I don't know ______ parents!

9. I didn't have a pen so Peter gave me ______ .

10. Peter gave me ______ pen yesterday.

11. Susan is a very hard-working girl. She does _______ homework immediately after school.

12. Can I use ______ dictionary as I forgot ______ at home.

13. I'm going out with ______ friends tonight.

14. John has two ex-wives. ______ first marriage ended very fast and ______ second marriage lasted for

20 years!

15. Tom says ______ health is better since he started playing sport.

16. Susan has supported ______ two children to continue playing tennis.

17. Are you coming with ______ brother or alone?


1



1. It's Susan's jacket. It's ______.

2. It's Tom's cat. It's ______.

3. They are my friends' children. They are ______.

4. It's my book. It's ______.

5. That is not my skirt. That's not _______.

6. This is not your pocket money. This is not _______.




they-theirs we-ours



or possessive adjectives: 1. Have you seen Peter? I think that this bag is ________.

2. Hi Tom! Is this pencil _______.? –No, it's not ________.

3. Does this T-shirt belong to Susan? –Yes, it's _______.

4. Peter is playing with _______ toys.

5. The dog is in front of _______ dog house which I designed.

6. Susan is waiting for ________ parents. They agreed to pick her

up after school.

7. He is washing ________ hands after playing in the garden.

8. Tom is having a great time with ________ best friends.

9. The pupils usually eat ________ lunch at school.

10. Have you seen Ivan's show? –Yes, _____ show is very popular.

1


Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -hers

Those book are yours.



The house is not yours. It's ours!

This dog is not mine.


possessive adjectives: 1. Susan is so annoying girl. I don't like

_______ accent.

2. They don't like _______ new neighbors.

3. Tom is _______ new teacher. He is very

kind and supportive.

4. Peter is very happy with _______ new

mobile phone.

5. I'm very satisfied with ________ life.


Where is _____ T-shirt? (I)

This is _____ house. (We)

_____ teacher is very supportive. (They)

_____ mother likes to cook. (I)

_____ sister is my best friend. (He)

John likes _____ two siblings very much. (He)

His friends gave him _____ books back. (He)




they-their we-our



He likes _____ (she) jokes but I don't!

Why are you looking at _____ (she) legs?

That's not ______ (I) book, it's _______ (you)!

_____ (they) cars are very expensive.

Peter's house is big. _____ (I) is aso big and _____ (she) is small.

The dog wagged _____ (it) tail.

The big cat is ______ (we) and the smaller one is _____(they).

What colour is _____ (you) brother's jacket? _____ (he) jacket is

blue. What colour is _____ (you)?

_____ (we) house has five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

What colours are _____ (you) eyes? _____ (I) are brown.

This is _____ (I) brother's house. It's _____ (he).

Is this _____ (you) luggage or _____ (he)?

What is _____ (you) problem?

This is friend of ______ (I). _____ (he) name is Tom.

I like _____ (I) two brothers I live with.


This is _____. (I)

The ball is _____.( He)

The cat is _____.(We)

This necklace is _____.(She)

The rings are _____.(We)

This is not _____ (They), this is _____ (We)!

1 2


Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -her

We like our new teacher.



My friend's house is very big.

Your book is on the desk.




Is this your/yours?


her/hers.


our/ours house.



Susan made her/hers first public

speech.




really need them .

2. Susan is going to sell her house.

3. Peter is making a big party at his house.

4. My parents gave me their car so I don't have to

go by bus any more.

5. I know Peter, but I don't know his two sisters.

6.

Complete the sentences using a friend of mine/yours or friends of mine/yours.. 1. Tom is my friend. Tom is a friend of mine. 2. We had a great time with a friend of ours /

friends of ours. 3. I'm going to the party with a friend of mine. 4. Susan is having a great time with a friend of hers. 5. Peter went out with a friend of his/friends of his. 6. My parents are on holiday with a friend of

theirs/friends of theirs. 7. I'm going to study with a friend of mine/friends

of mine. 8. Jeremy is playing with a friend of his/friends of

his. 9. I like to go out with a friend of mine/friends of

mine. 10. I think that my brother is with a friend of

his/friends of his.


This is their dung fork.

This is his hat.

This is his best meal.

This is his new adventure.

This is their first date.

This is her last class.






examples you can complete: a) This is his (he) pocket money. Don't touch it!

b) This is his (he). You can now make up sentences of your own.

I-mine you-yours


we-ours they-theirs

Due to easiness of this type of exercise it can be done orally.

subjective personal

pronouns

objective personal

pronouns


possessive pronouns

reflexive pronouns

1st person

I

me

my

mine

myself

2nd person

singular

you

you

your

yours

yourself


he

him

his

his

himself

3rd person

singular (female)

she

her

her

hers

herself

3rd person

singular

it

it

its

its

itself

1st person

plural

we

us

our

ours

ourselves

2nd person

plural

you

you

your

yours

yourselves

3rd person

plural

they

them

their

theirs

themselves




1. New York is famous for its Statue of Liberty.

2. John left his bag at home.

3. That funny dog at the corner is not mine.

4. I didn't bring my book with me so Tom borrowed me his.

5. They left me with their dog, but I don't really know much how and when to feed it.

1. Peter and Susan are having dinner at their favourite restaurant.

2. Are these your T-shirts? – No, they are not mine.

3. Do you like your new neighbors? –Well, I don't like them much.

4. I like basketball. It's my favourite sport!

5. She's going out with a friend of hers.

6. Is it your pen? –Yes, it's mine.

7. I have one old book. This is not my book. Mine is mottled with brown blotches and oil stains.

8. I know that naughty boy, but I don't know his parents!

9. I didn't have a pen so Peter gave me his.

10. Peter gave me his pen yesterday.

11. Susan is a very hard-working girl. She does her homework immediately after school.

12. Can I use your dictionary as I forgot mine at home.

13. I'm going out with my friends tonight.

14. John has two ex-wives. His first marriage ended very fast and his second marriage lasted for 20 years!

15. Tom says his health is better since he started playing sport.

16. Susan has supported her two children to continue playing tennis.

17. Are you coming with her brother or alone?


1



1. It's Susan's jacket. It's hers.

2. It's Tom's cat. It's his.

3. They are my friends' children. They are theirs.

4. It's my book. It's mine.

5. That is not my skirt. That's not mine.

6. This is not your pocket money. This is not yours.




they-theirs we-ours



or possessive adjectives: 1. Have you seen Peter? I think that this bag is his.

2. Hi Tom! Is this pencil his? –No, it's not.

3. Does this T-shirt belong to Susan? –Yes, it's hers.

4. Peter is playing with his toys.

5. The dog is in front of its dog house which I designed.

6. Susan is waiting for her parents. They agreed to pick her up

after school.

7. He is washing his hands after playing in the garden.

8. Tom is having a great time with his best friends.

9. The pupils usually eat their lunch at school.

10. Have you seen Ivan's show? –Yes, his show is very popular.

1


Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -hers



possessive adjectives: 1. Susan is so annoying girl. I don't like her

accent.

2. They don't like our new neighbors.

3. Tom is my new teacher. He is very kind and

supportive.

4. Peter is very happy with his new mobile

phone.

5. I'm very satisfied with my life.


Where is my T-shirt? (I)

This is our house. (We)

Their teacher is very supportive. (They)

My mother likes to cook. (I)

His sister is my best friend. (He)

John likes his two siblings very much. (He)

His friends gave him his books back. (He)




they-their we-our



He likes her (she) jokes but I don't!

Why are you looking at her (she) legs?

That's not my (I) book, it's yours (you)!

Their(they) cars are very expensive.

Peter's house is big. Mine (I) is aso big and hers (she) is small.

The dog wagged its (it) tail.

The big cat is ours (we) and the smaller one is theirs (they).

What colour is your (you) brother's jacket? -His (he) jacket is

blue. What colour is yours (you)?

Our (we) house has five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

What colours are your (you) eyes? Mine (I) are brown.

This is my (I) brother's house. It's his (he).

Is this your (you) luggage or his (he)?

What is your (you) problem?

This is friend of mine (I). His (he) name is Tom.

I like my (I) two brothers I live with.


This is mine. (I)

The ball is his.( He)

The cat is ours.(We)

This necklace is hers.(She)

The rings are ours.(We)

This is not theirs (They), this is ours (We)!

1 2


Possessive pronouns

my mine

your yours

his his

her hers

its its

our ours

their theirs

he –his she -her

1. We like our new teacher. 2. John is at his home. 3. Their dog is very agressive. 4. My friend's house is very big. 5. Your book is on the desk.




Is this your/yours?


her/hers.


our/ours house.



Susan made her/hers first

public speech.

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