Elementary Grammar Exercise

Pronoun - Set:2 Possessive Pronouns
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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
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Choose the correct pronoun.

    

Possessive Pronouns

A possessive pronoun refers to a thing or person and its owner: my, your, mine, yours, etc. Sometimes possessive pronouns are called possessive adjectives.

1)The possessive pronoun (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) always stands before a noun and modifies it.

E.g.
My aunt is a professor.
Is this your house?

2)The possessive pronoun (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs) replaces a possessive pronoun and a noun when the noun is understood.

E.g.
The book on the desk is mine, and yours is in your schoolbag.

 Answer Sheet
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1. Tom tried to catch ___ dog.
Exercisehis

Exercisehe

Exercisehimself

2. I like ___ dress.
Exerciseyour

Exerciseyou

3. We always pay ___ bills on time.
Exercisewe

Exerciseour

Exerciseours

4. There are ___ parents
Exercisemy

Exerciseours

Exercisemine

5. They're having a party in ____ house
Exercisethey

Exercisethem

Exercisetheir

6. Have you met ___ neighbors?
Exerciseyou

Exerciseyour

Exerciseyours

7. He forgot ___ keys.
Exercisehe

Exercisehim

Exercisehis

8. I can't believe it! I found ___ cellphone.
ExerciseI

Exerciseme

Exercisemy

9. Have you got ___ passport?
Exerciseyou

Exerciseyour

10. We had the time of ____ lives.
Exerciseour

Exerciseours


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