The document provides examples of sentences requiring either a possessive adjective or possessive pronoun. It asks the reader to identify which type of possessive is needed in various sentences, including choosing between "my/mine", "their/theirs", "your/yours", and "our/ours". It also gives sentences to fill in with the correct possessive adjective form, such as "her", "my", or "their".
The document provides examples of sentences requiring either a possessive adjective or possessive pronoun. It asks the reader to identify which type of possessive is needed in various sentences, including choosing between "my/mine", "their/theirs", "your/yours", and "our/ours". It also gives sentences to fill in with the correct possessive adjective form, such as "her", "my", or "their".
The document provides examples of sentences requiring either a possessive adjective or possessive pronoun. It asks the reader to identify which type of possessive is needed in various sentences, including choosing between "my/mine", "their/theirs", "your/yours", and "our/ours". It also gives sentences to fill in with the correct possessive adjective form, such as "her", "my", or "their".
Choose whether each sentence requires a possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun:
EX: That car is not his. It's mine. (possessive pronoun) OR That's my car. (possessive adjective) o Is that your notebook or _____________________ (my/mine)? o I don't like _____________________ (their/theirs) apartment. o That's not my problem. It's _____________________ (yours/your). o Your car is green, while _____________________ (my/mine) is black. o Isn't _____________________ (their/theirs) son older than you? o A friend of _____________________ (our/ours) called. o A friend of _____________________ (her/hers) brother's called. o He's _____________________ (our/ours) doctor. o That's _____________________ (our/ours) house, not theirs. o Is he a friend of _____________________ (your/yours)? Use the correct possessive adjectives. o Is this Jane’s dog? Yes it is ______ dog. o Peter, is ______ father at home? o I am going to ______ aunt’s house this evening. o Rudy is showing ______ stamps to Ali. o We always keep ______ classroom clean. o The children are proud of ______ school. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................
POSSESSIVE PRONOUN or POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE?
Choose whether each sentence requires a possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun: EX: That car is not his. It's mine. (possessive pronoun) OR That's my car. (possessive adjective) o Is that your notebook or _____________________ (my/mine)? o I don't like _____________________ (their/theirs) apartment. o That's not my problem. It's _____________________ (yours/your). o Your car is green, while _____________________ (my/mine) is black. o Isn't _____________________ (their/theirs) son older than you? o A friend of _____________________ (our/ours) called. o A friend of _____________________ (her/hers) brother's called. o He's _____________________ (our/ours) doctor. o That's _____________________ (our/ours) house, not theirs. o Is he a friend of _____________________ (your/yours)? Use the correct possessive adjectives. o Is this Jane’s dog? Yes it is ______ dog. o Peter, is ______ father at home? o I am going to ______ aunt’s house this evening. o Rudy is showing ______ stamps to Ali. o We always keep ______ classroom clean. o The children are proud of ______ school.