Possessive Pronouns

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

King Midas loves King Midas' daughter more than anything.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

Marigold turned into a statue from Marigold's head to toe.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

King Midas loves gold. The gold's shine and glimmer makes him happy.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

The fairy told the king, "I will grant the king's wish."

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

King Midas said, "I want everything I touch turn gold. All the riches must be King Midas'!"

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

King Midas and Marigold enjoyed King Midas and Marigold's breakfast.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

You and I must learn to appreciate what we have. You and I's happiness is not determined by money.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

King Midas' family is rich. The entire kingdom is King Midas family's.

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

The king begged, "Please bring the king's daughter back. She is the greatest treasure I have ever had."

Read the sentence below. Replace the underlined noun with the correct possessive pronoun:

Life is not all about being rich. Life's true meaning is finding happiness in what truly matters most.