Possessive Pronoun
A: This coat looks like something you wear. Whose coat is it? Is it ______?
B: Yes, it is _____. Thanks a lot.
yours / mine
Jenna, Paula and I have no food to eat. _________ stomachs are empty.
Our
Jeanne loves yoga. _______ does it three times a week.
She
I have two children. Theirs eyes are brown.
A: Is that your boyfriend's car? It looks like _____.
B: It isn't. _____ is bigger than that.
his / His
The students in level one have a practice test today, and ________ test is on Monday.
their
Melissa and Cara are best friends. I like to be with _________.
them
She likes to take a walk, but she lost hers shoes!
her
A:Hey you! Is that cat _______?
B: No, but I've seen it in the neighbors' garden. I think it's _____.
yours/theirs
_______ office is on Zoom. You can visit me there any day!
My
Al and Betty work in their home office. If you have a problem, you can call ________.
them
Which pencil belongs to you? The red one is my.
Mine.
A: Is that a new phone in your pocket? ______ was black.
B: No, it's my sister's. _____ is broken, so I'm borrowing _____.
Yours / Mine / hers
Liz is sick. ______ doctor told her to stay home and rest today.
Her
Our book is interesting and we have to do homework in _______.
it.
My cat is old. What about your?
yours.
Mary started her cooking classes in 2015. Then a book of _____ about cooking was printed in 2020. I bought one of the books. _____ is autographed.
hers/Mine
The movie was very good. _______ story was exciting!
Its
My dog is sick. He needs to go to the hospital. A doctor needs to help ________.
him
I know my dog is angry when it's tail is straight.
its