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Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the

sentence.

We watched two birds build (its, their) nest nearby.

• its

• their

Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the

sentence.

(Its, It’s) ten feet up in one of the oak trees.

• its

• it's

Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the

sentence.

Mom is using (her, hers) camera to record their progress.

• her

• hers

Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the

sentence.

The paper printed one of her pictures on (it’s, its) front page.

• it's

• its

Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the

sentence.

Mom photographed (her, herself) in front of the tree.

• her

• herself

Correct all mistakes in pronoun usage and apostrophe

placement.

The baby birds chirp loudly in theirs nest.

• The baby bird's chirp loudly in theirs nest.

• The baby birds chirp loud in theirs nest.

• The baby birds chirp loudly in their nest.

• The baby birds chirp loudly in their's nest.

Correct all mistakes in pronoun usage and apostrophe

placement.

Their waiting for the mother bird to return.

• Their waiting for the mother bird to return.

• There waiting for the mother bird to return.

• They waiting for the mother bird to return.

• They're waiting for the mother bird to return.

Correct all mistakes in pronoun usage and apostrophe

placement.

Shes been gone an hour on his search for food.

• She has been gone an hour on his search for food.

• She's been gone an hour on his search for food.

• Shes' been gone an hour on his search for food.

• Shese been gone an hour on his search for food.

Correct all mistakes in pronoun usage and apostrophe

placement.

W’ell keep the cats inside while the birds are in they’s nest.

• We'll keep the cats inside while the birds are in they’s nest.

• Well keep the cats inside while the birds are in they’s nest.

• W’ell keep the cats inside while the birds are in theys nest.

• We'll keep the cats inside while the birds are in their nest.

Correct all mistakes in pronoun usage and apostrophe

placement.

Your going to miss them when they move away.

• You'r going to miss them when they move away.

• You're going to miss them when they move away.

• Your going to miss them when they move away.

• Your'e going to miss them when they move away.