Possessives in English

Whose is the dog?

• It is they

• It is Simpsons's

• It is ours

• It is a dog.

Whose skateboard is this?

• It´s Bart.

• It´s his.

• It's a skateboard.

• It´s Homero´s.

Whose is the blue hair?

• It´s she.

• It´s blue.

• It´s Marge.

• It´s Marge's

Whose are the necklaces?

• They are hers.

• They are Lisa's and Marge´s

• They are Lisa and Marge´s

• They are her.

Is it Lisa´s cap?

• No, it isn´t her. It´s bart.

• No, it isn´t hers. It´s bart.

• No, it isn´t hers. It´s barts.

• No, it isn´t hers. It´s bart's.

Are those Lisa´s earrings?

• No, they aren´t hers. They are Marge´s.

• No, they aren´t his. They are Marge´s.

• No, they aren´t her. They are Marge´s.

• No, they aren´t theirs. They are Marge´s.

Is it Bart´s saxophone?

• No, It isn´t he. It´s Lisa.

• No, It isn´t Bart. It´s Lisa.

• No, It isn´t his. It´s Lisa.

• No, It isn´t his. It´s Lisa´s.

Are they your pets?

• No, they aren´t. They´re Simpsons´s

• No, they aren´t mine. They´re Simpsons´s

• No, they aren´t yours. They´re Simpsons´s

• No, they aren´t your. They´re Simpsons

Which sentence correctly uses a possessive noun?

• The dogs bone is buried.

• The dog's bone is buried.

• The dogs' bone is buried.

• The dog bone is buried.

Choose the correct possessive form: The book belongs to the teacher.

• The teacher's book

• The teachers book

• The teachers' book

• The teacher book