Possession

Correct the possessive form in the sentences with an apostrophe (').

The childrens shoes are near the door.

• The children’s shoes are near the door.

• The childrens' shoes are near the door.

• The children’ shoes are near the door.

Correct the possessive form in the sentences with an apostrophe (').

I can’t find my sisters necklace. She’ll be angry.

• I can’t find my sister’ necklace. She’ll be angry.

• I can’t find my sisters' necklace. She’ll be angry.

• I can’t find my sister’s necklace. She’ll be angry.

Who does this jumper belong to?

Is it __________ ?

• you

• your

• yours

Complete the second sentence with the correct pronoun.

Jane went on holiday with one of her friends.

Jane went on holiday with a friend of __________.

• hers

• mine

• ours

• theirs

• yours

Complete the second sentence with the correct pronoun.

My sister borrowed one of my necklaces.

My sister borrowed a necklace of __________.

• hers

• mine

• ours

• theirs

• yours

Complete the second sentence with the correct pronoun.

I found some money in one of your shoes.

I found some money in a shoe of __________.

• hers

• mine

• ours

• theirs

• yours

Complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets in the

singular or plural and ’s or s’.

That’s my __________ (sister) car. My dad bought them one to share last year.

• sisters’

• sister's

• sisters

Complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets in the

singular or plural and ’s or s’.

My little sister loves going to the __________ (child) disco. It’s specially for little kids and there are games and activities.

• children’

• children’s

• childrens'

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

That’s not Robert’s book, it’s Paula’s. Robert lost __________ yesterday.

• its

• hers

• his

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

My parents had a holiday on a boat last summer. I think it belonged to a friend of __________.

• ours

• theirs

• its