POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES

What are possesive adjectives?

• adjectives to express who owns (or 'possesses') something. A possessive adjective is used in front of a noun (a thing).

• work to connote bad feelings about the noun. They express criticism or pessimism regarding the noun described.

• a word like 'whose', 'what' and 'which' that is employed in order to modify the noun or the pronoun by asking a question.

Choose the correct possessive adjective to complete the sentence: "___ (They) car is parked outside."

• THERE

• THEY´RE

• THEIR

• THEIRS

Select the correct possessive adjective for the blank: "___ (I) house is very old."

• My
• Our
• Your
• His

Identify the possessive adjective in the sentence: "Her dog is very friendly."

• IS

• DOG

• HER

• FRIENDLY

Which sentence uses the correct possessive adjective?

• The cat licked it's fur.

• She lost his keys.

• Their book was left on the table.

• The dog wagged its tail.

POSSESIVE OF I?

• Mine

• Yours

• My

• I

Possesive of YOU?

• YOURS
• YOUR
• YOU'RE
• YOU

Possesive of HE?

• HIS
• HEIR
• HE'S
• HER

Possesive of She?

• she
• she's
• hers
• her

Possesive of It

• its
• it
• it's
• itss