Possessive Adjectives (Unit 1: You and Me)

​Possessive adjectives are used to show that someone owns or possesses something.

Multiple Choice

 

I bought this house. This house is...

• mine

• his

• her

• my

Multiple Choice

 

She bought that house. It's...

• mine

• his

• hers

• my

Multiple Choice

Julie is _____ auntie.

• I

• my

• mine

• her

Multiple Choice

My parents have lost _____ dog.

• our

• my

• their

• theirs

Multiple Choice

Please give me that pen. It's ____.

• my

• mine

• me's

• yours

Multiple Choice

Is it my sister's purse? Yes, it's _____.

• hers

• his

• ours

• mine

Multiple Choice

Do you like _____ new shoes?

• hers

• him

• my

• mine

Multiple Choice

We've had the house for years. I'm glad it's ____.

• his

• hers

• yours

• ours

Multiple Choice

My brother has passed _____ exams.

• his

• hers

• their

• your

Multiple Choice

We can't use _____ mobile phones in class.

• yours

• their

• our

• ours

Multiple Choice

Do you just have _____ hair cut?

• your

• my

• hiss

• hers

Multiple Choice

A: My sister's name is Linda B: Can you tell me ____ name again, please?

• his

• her

• my

• its

Multiple Choice

Mike and Sara like _____ house a lot.

• theirs

• their

• hers

• his

Multiple Choice

My sister and I do _____ homework together.

• my

• their

• our

• ours

Multiple Choice

I have a mobile phone, but _____ battery is dead.

• it's

• its

• his

• her

Multiple Choice

He's from Russia. _____ name's Boris.

• It's

• Her

• His

• He's

Multiple Choice

They're from Cambodia. _____ name're Socheat and Sambath.

• His

• Her

• Their

• Theirs

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence that replaces this: "The city is famous for the city's universities."

• The city is famous for its universities.

• The city is famous for their universities.

• The city is famous for his universities.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence that replaces this: "Dave and Dave's sister live in Canada."

• Dave and its sister live in Canada.

• Dave and her sister live in Canada.

• Dave and his sister live in Canada.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• That bird has broken it's wing.

• That bird has broken its wing.

• That bird has broken he wing.