Possessive adjectives and pronouns

Choose the correct option. Mike’s dad is a teacher and _______ mum is an engineer.

• her
• his
• our
• their

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Our friends live in Sydney.
• Kevin is tall and his hair is dark.
• The our science teacher is very nice.
• Where are my glasses? I can’t find them.

Which sentence is correct?

• Please wash the hands before lunch.
• Sandra broke its leg last year.
• Be careful! Don’t cut your finger with that knife.
• Put on the coat. We’re ready to leave.

Choose the correct option. My desk is near the window and _______ is by the door.

• yours
• her
• our
• their

Which sentence is not possible? ‘Is that David’s car over there?’

• ‘Yes, it’s his.’
• ‘No, it’s mine.’
• ‘Yes, it’s his car.’
• ‘Yes, it’s hers.’

They come to _______ house at Christmas and we go to _______ at New Year.

• our / theirs
• my / our
• its / your
• ours / yours

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Can I borrow your pen? Mine doesn’t work.
• This is my seat. Your is over there.
• ‘Are these your books?’ ‘Yes, they’re ours.’
• They’ve got a problem with their computer.

Which sentence is correct?

• Can you please give the dog its dinner?
• Our flat is on the tenth floor. And your?
• Linda and his boyfriend like watching horror films.
• It’s yours problem not our.