Persons Subject Object Possessive Possessive Reflexive

pronouns Pronouns adjectives pronouns pronouns

(who) (to whom) (whose (whose)
+noun)
1st person I me my +(noun) mine myself
nd
2 person You you your+(noun) yours yourself
3rd person He him his+ (noun) his himself
(male)

3rd person She her her+ (noun) hers herself

(female)

3rd person It it its +(noun) its itself

1st person We us our+ (noun) ours ourselves

(plural)
2nd person You you your+ (noun) yours yourselves
(plural)
3rd person They them their+(noun) theirs themselves
(plural)

A Fill in the possessives referring to 4. Peter cleaned your/ his teeth

the person or thing mentioned and went to bed.
before to complete the following
5. She is so fat. their/ her
sentences.
figure is awful.
6. I don't think this umbrella
1. I want to change my/ your/
is mine/ yours.
our job.
7. The two countries have recently
2. As you make your/ their/ her
exchanged theirs /
bed, so you must lie in it.
their ambassadors.
3. Mark claims this book to
8. We are going to spend ours/
be hers/ his.
our holidays at the seaside.

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 9. This can't be Stella's from (she/ her)
signature. Her / Hers/ His is for (I/ me).
quite different.
4. (They, Them) told (I/
10. He beat my/ his/
me) many things about (he
their brains about the incident.
/ him).
11. Everything is in it/ its/
5. (I/ Me) thought it
your place, I hope?
was (he/ him) coming to
12. The Molds' sold his / her/
their house in January. see (I/ me).
13. 'Milan, don't use this towel, 6. Mr Smith and (he, him) are
please. It isn't his/ your/ great friends.
yours.' 7. (I/ me) must
14. They've broken your/ their/ see (she/ her).
theirs engagement.
8. (She/ Her) wants to
15. They say that the picture
see (I/ me).
is theirs/ their.
16. He got the trouble 9. (He/Him) came here

off hers/ his chest. with (we/ us).

17. Every dog has it/ its/ his/ 10. He took (she/ her) to the
her day. pictures

18. Our dog didn't like your/

C Choose the correct alternative
his/ its new collar.
19. A bad workman always
1. It was (she, her) who said
blames his/ their/ your tools.
20. Is it possible you've said anything this, not (I, me).
like that? Is the statement in today's 2. (He, Him) knows much more
press really yours/ your? English than me.
3. Are you talking
B Choose the correct alternative. about (we, us) or
1. I went with (she/ her) to about (they, them)?
see (they/ them). 4. Between, you

2. (We/ Us) will all come and (I, me), (I, me) am

together with (he/ him). more afraid of (she, her)

3. Some letters have come than of (he, him).

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 5. It was (he, him) I was talking 5. You like painting. Your/
to, not (she, her). yours paintings are beautiful.
6. She speaks English very well
6. Let (we, us) all go to the
because her/ hers mother
pictures except (she, her),
is English.
since (she, her) is so tired.
7. Our car is red and your/
7. Why should (I, me) do it yours is blue.
for (they, them)? (I, me 8. My friends love
) don't even speak gardening. Their/ Theirs
to (they, them). garden is fantastic.
9. Kate and Mary, don't play with
8. (I, me) don't know
these balls, they are not
if (he, him) is stronger than
your/ yours.
me.
10. We don't like their house, we
9. Nobody could
prefer our/ ours.
answer (he, him)
11. Is that your hat? No, it isn’t
except (I, me).
my/ mine.
10. Please help (we, us) to
carry (she, her), (she, he
r) has had an accident.

D Choose the correct alternative

1. Jack has two sisters.
Their/ Theirs names are
Jane and Judy.
2. Look at this lovely
bird! Its/ It head is red !
3. Kate is not in my bedroom. She is
in her/ hers.
4. This rabbit is not in the right
hutch. Please put it in its/
it.

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