Possessive adjectives 1
I have a folder. ____ folder is yellow.
My
Jack: What's _____ name?
Sally: ____ name is Sally.
your / My
We __________ only one English teacher this year. We ____ two English teachers.
haven't got / have (got)
My older sister ____ 15 years old. ____ is only.
isn't / is
How old ____ your parents? They ___ 40 and 42.
are / are
Sam is a taxi driver. He showed us ____ taxi.
his
Jane is wearing a black pair of shoes. ____ shoes are gorgeous!
Her
Jennifer _____ two books on the table. They are white.
has (got)
Sam and his friends _____ a new Biology teacher.
have (got)
A: Is this ____ pen?
B: No, it ____. It's Sally's pen.
your / isn't
There are 22 students in ____ class this year. We get along well with each other.
our
James and Susan have an aunt who lives in Barcelona. ____ aunt is a teacher.
Their
I ____ tall. I ____ short.
am not ('m not) / am ('m)
They ____ blue eyes. They have got brown eyes.
haven't got
B: No, she ____ . She ___ an only child.
Has ... got / hasn't / is
We have got a new PE teacher this year. ____ name is Mónica. ______ isn't Spanish, _____ is Colombian.
Her / she / she
The teacher told Peter to turn off ____ mobile phone. ______ colour is black.
his / its
_____ your cousins from Germany? No, they ______.
Are / aren't
They ____ from Japan. They aren't Spanish.
are
My grandparents ____ a huge house. ____ house is located in Madrid.
have (got) / Their
My family bought a new car. ____ colour is blue. _____ drive it every weekend.
Its / We
Two students didn't bring ____ books to class.
their
_____ your daughters ____ long or short hair?
Have ... got
_____ the twins tall or short?
Are
My brother Tony ____ curly hair. ____ hair is blond. He _____ brown eyes. ____ eyes ____ beautiful green.
has got / His / hasn't got / His / are