Possessive Determiners and Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns AND Homophones

*Possessive Pronouns pages 91-95

• - takes the place of a possessive noun.

  -It shows who or what has or owns something

  -some are used before nouns(my, his, her, its, our, your, their)

  -others can stand alone (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs)

Multiple Choice

We bought that house last year. It is _____.

• mine
• theirs
• ours

Multiple Choice

This car belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It is _____.

• theirs
• mine
• none

Multiple Choice

I think I saw John drop his pen. I think it is _____.

• mine
• his 
• hers

Multiple Choice

This book is ______. It has my name on it. 

• mine
• yours
• ours

Multiple Choice

My brother and I made that chair. It's _____.

• Yours
• his
• ours

Multiple Choice

Excuse me. This phone is_____. You forgot to take it with you.

• yours
• mine
• theirs

Multiple Choice

The little boy shouted, "Give the ball to me! It's _____!"

• dogs
• mine
• she

*Homophones and Pronouns pages 96-100

• -It is important not to confuse homophones!

  -Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings, and meanings

  Examples: reed/read, write/right, their/there/they’re, its/it’s, you’re/your

Multiple Choice

There is a ______ in my jeans.

• hole

• whole

Multiple Choice

My _____ let us stay up late last night.

• ant

• aunt

Multiple Choice

Do you think _______ ready for the test?

• your

• you're

Multiple Choice

Clap _____ hands twice.

• your

• you're

Multiple Choice

____ best to be kind to everyone you meet.

• It's

• Its