Exercise 4 Complete the sentences with correct possessive pronouns.
1. This is my mum. ... name's Jess.
2. These are my sisters. ... names are Mary and Dina.
3. These are my parents. ... names are Tanya and Bob
4. This is my cousin. ... name's Helen
5. This is my cousin. name's Fred
6. These are my sisters. names are Tina and Nina.
7. This is my aunt. name's Pam.
Exercise 5
Complete the sentences with correct possessive pronouns.
1. It is my house. It is
2. It is his house. It is
3. It is their house. It is ...
4. It is her house. It is
5. It is our house. It is
6. It is your house. It is
Exercise 6
Insert the correct possessive pronouns.
1. She is doing ... homework.
2. We have ... English lesson in the evening.
3. He is putting on ... rain-coat.
4. I often do ... homework with ... friend.
5. This lady's surname is Smith. What's ... first name?
6. Please sit down. Is it ... document?
7. They do ... morning exercises in the open air.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "her" is used to show that the name belongs to the subject "my mum".
2. These are my sisters. Their names are Mary and Dina.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "their" is used to show that the names belong to the subject "my sisters".
3. These are my parents. Their names are Tanya and Bob.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "their" is used to show that the names belong to the subject "my parents".
4. This is my cousin. Her name's Helen.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "her" is used to show that the name belongs to the subject "my cousin".
5. This is my cousin. His name's Fred.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "his" is used to show that the name belongs to the subject "my cousin".
6. These are my sisters. Their names are Tina and Nina.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "their" is used to show that the names belong to the subject "my sisters".
7. This is my aunt. Her name's Pam.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "her" is used to show that the name belongs to the subject "my aunt".
Exercise 5
1. It is my house. It is mine.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "mine" is used to show that the house belongs to the subject "me".
2. It is his house. It is his.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "his" is used to show that the house belongs to the subject "him".
3. It is their house. It is theirs.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "theirs" is used to show that the house belongs to multiple people.
4. It is her house. It is hers.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "hers" is used to show that the house belongs to the subject "her".
5. It is our house. It is ours.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "ours" is used to show that the house belongs to multiple people.
6. It is your house. It is yours.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "yours" is used to show that the house belongs to the person being spoken to.
Exercise 6
1. She is doing her homework.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "her" is used to show that the homework belongs to the subject "she".
2. We have our English lesson in the evening.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "our" is used to show that the English lesson belongs to the subject "we".
3. He is putting on his rain-coat.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "his" is used to show that the rain-coat belongs to the subject "he".
4. I often do my homework with my friend.
Explanation: The possessive pronouns "my" and "my" are used to show that the homework and the friend belong to the subject "I".
5. This lady's surname is Smith. What's her first name?
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "her" is used to show that the first name belongs to the lady.
6. Please sit down. Is it your document?
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "your" is used to show that the document belongs to the person being spoken to.
7. They do their morning exercises in the open air.
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "their" is used to show that the morning exercises belong to the subject "they".