Possessive Pronouns Apostrophe

She's name is Sarah

• Correct

• Incorrect

My boyfriend’s sister is in France. (The apostrophe 's means...)

• possession

• is - to be verb

• has

What’s your address? (The apostrophe 's means...)

• possession

• is - to be verb

• has

I am in the house of Frank and Joel. (Choose the most appropriate sentence using 's)

• I am in the house's Frank's and Joel's

• I am in Frank's and Joel's house

• I'm in Frank and Joel's house

• I am in the Frank and Joels' house

She's got a new white car. (The apostrophe 's means...)

• possession

• has

• is - to be verb

That notebook is ______!! (I)

• my

• me

• I

• mine

Peter's brother is in my class. (The apostrophe 's means...)

• possession

• is - to be verb

• has

• incorrect

____ eyes are big. (HE)

• her

• his

• him

• hers

This is William. _____ surname is Smith and _____ email is [e-mail].

• My / my

• Your / your

• His / his

• Her / her

Dolly, my best friend, is German. She is from Germany and _____ family is amazing.