Possessive Pronouns

11. Put in the possessive pronouns.

1) This is (he) car. 2) They are (they) children. 3) This is (she) house. 4) This is (we) son. 5) Is this (you) newspaper? 6) Where is (he) friend from? 7) What is (they) surname? 8) (She) name is Jane. 9) How old is (you) child? 10) Where are (we) bags? 11) (I) village is very beautiful. 12) They are (she) relative. 13) He is (they) teacher. 14) He is in (he) early twenties. 15) What is (you) job?

12. Put in the possessive pronouns.

Jenny and Nick are from Merton. …… surname’s Bell. ….. friends, Tom and Amanda, are from Merton too. Jenny’s eleven. …. brother Nick is twelve. Chip is …..dog. …… school is in Park Street. ….name is Park Street School.

Jenny: Nick is ….brother. …..teacher is Mr Blake. Tom and Amanda are …. friends. Chip is …..dog.

Nick: Jenny is ….sister. ….teacher is Miss Mill. ….school is Park Street School.

13. Put the nouns/pronouns in the plural form.

1) I am a housewife. 2) Her daughter is a student. 3) I am English. 4) His ex-wife is a doctor. 5) My son is 15. 6) Her sister is married. 7) My child is in Mexico. 8) My doctor is nice. 9) Their uncle is an accountant. 10) His brother is a policeman. 11) My sister is a housewife. 12) He is generous. 13) Our teacher is tolerant. 14) She is a slender woman. 15) Her child is fair-haired.

14. Use the nouns and pronouns in the single. Change the sentences accordingly.

1) His uncles aren’t married. 2) His ex-wives are doctors. 3) Her sons are police officers. 4) My sisters are in Hungary. 5) Their tickets are in their bags. 6) My children aren’t in France. 7) They are from Spain. 8) His daughters are students. 9) Her husbands are Italian. 10) My apples are red.

15. Whose is this? – It is mine. Give it to me.

It is my money.	It is mine.	Give it to me.
It is his money.	It is his.	Give it to him.
It is her money.	It is hers.	Give it to her.
It is their money.	It is theirs.	Give it to them.
It is your money.	It is yours.	He must give it to you.
It is our money.	It is ours.	He should give it to us.
It is the dog’s ball.	It is its.	Give it to it.

16. Paraphrase.

1. It is your money. 2. It is my bag. 3. It is our car. 4. They are her shoes. 5. It is their house. 6. They are your books. 7. They are my glasses. 8. It is his coat.

17. Choose the right word.

1. Is that his car? -No, it's my/mine/me.  2. I don't like the food in this restaurant. Our/Ours is much better. 3. Liza's hair is much longer than I/my/mine. 4. Whose is this dog? - It's theirs/they/their. 5. It’s their/theirs/them problem, not your/you/yours. 6. Is this camera your/yours? 7. These scissors are not my/mine. 8. I know he/him/his, but I don’t remember his/he name. 9. My/mine room is bigger than her/hers, but her/hers is nicer. 10. What do hedgehogs like to drink? – I/Mine/me/I likes milk. 11. That’s not my umbrella. I/Mine/Me is yellow. 12. Them/They know our/ours address, but our/we don’t know their/theirs. 13. I don’t know those girls. Do you/your/yours know their/theirs/them? 14. I like that camera. I am going to buy it/its. 15. The milk is off. Don’t drink its/it.