Differentiating HIS and HER in English

This video tutorial explains the use of possessive adjectives HIS and HER in English. It begins with an introduction to these adjectives, followed by examples using balloons to illustrate their usage. The video includes practice exercises to reinforce learning and concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe for more content.

Which possessive adjective would you use for a boy?

• THEIR

• HIS

• HER

• ITS

What is the possessive adjective for 'Emma'?

• THEIR

• ITS

• HER

• HIS

If a boy has a blue balloon, how would you describe it?

• Its balloon is blue.

• Her balloon is blue.

• His balloon is blue.

• Their balloon is blue.

Complete the sentence: 'Her name is ____.'

• Susan

• Steven

• Frank

• Alex

Complete the sentence: 'His name is ____.'

• Angela

• Mary

• Daniel

• Veronica

Which possessive adjective would you use for a girl wearing a pink t-shirt?

• ITS

• THEIR

• HER

• HIS

Complete the sentence: 'His jeans are ____.'

• purple

• orange

• blue

• black

Complete the sentence: 'Her socks are ____.'

• orange

• purple

• black

• blue

Complete the sentence: 'His cap is ____.'

• blue

• red

• black

• purple

Complete the sentence: 'Her dictionary is ____.'

• clean

• big

• small

• fast