Possessive Pronoun
Add the possessive pronoun:
This level 1 English book is_____ (I)
This level 2 English book is mine.
Change the sentence and use 's or s':
This is the car of Raul.
This is Raul's car.
Write the question to the answer.
______________? This is my car.
Whose car is this? This is my car.
Possessive pronoun.
The bird's nest is __________. (it)
The birds nest is its.
Add the possessive pronoun:
We bought that house last year. It is _______. (we)
We bought that house last year. It is ours.
Change the sentence and use 's or s':
This is the house of Alex.
This is Alex's house.
Write the question to the answer.
______________? Those watches are his.
Whose watches are those? Those watches are his.
Possessive pronoun.
Honestly, this was not my fault. It was ________. (they)
Honestly, this was not my fault. It was theirs.
Add the possessive pronoun:
She buys an ice cream machine. That machine is _____ (she).
She buys an ice cream machine. That machine is hers.
Change the sentence and use 's or s':
She is the mom of Carlos and Saul.
She is Carlos and Saul's mom.
Write the question to the answer.
______________? These rings are my mother's.
Whose rings are these? These rings are my mother's.
Whose
Write the anwer to the question.
Whose pink socks are those?____________. (you)
Whose pink socks are those? Those pink socks are yours.
Add the possessive pronoun:
These are Paco and Lisa's worksheets. These worksheets are______.
These are Paco and Lisa's worksheets. These worksheets are theirs.
Change the sentence and use 's or s':
The videogames of my cousins.
My cousins' videogames.
Write the anwer to the question.
Whose black shoes are those? _____________ (she)
Whose black shoes are those? Those black shoes are hers.
's or s'
Add the 's or s' to the subject.
That is my parents room.
That is my parents' room.
Add the possessive pronoun:
Excuse me. Is this pen _____ (you)?
Excuse me. Is this pen yours?
Change the sentence and use 's or s':
The yellow house of my grandparents.
My grandparents' yellow house.
Choose the correct wh-question.
Who's / Whose book is this?
Whose book is this?
's or s'
Add the 's or s' to the subject.
Lucy hair is blonde and long.
Lucy's hair is blonde and long.