WorksheetsPossessive forms
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Identify the correct use of possessive 's: "This is ___ house."
Sarah
Sarah's
Sarahs
Sarahs'
Choose the correct negative form of the sentence: "He has got a cat."
He has not got a cat.
He have not got a cat.
He has got not a cat.
He has no got a cat.
Choose the correct negative form of the sentence: "She has got a laptop."
She has not got a laptop.
She have not got a laptop.
She has got not a laptop.
She has no got a laptop.
Which possessive adjective correctly completes the sentence? "That is ___ toy."
his
he
him
his'
Identify the correct use of possessive 's in the sentence: "This is ___ car."
John
John's
Johns
John’s
Which of the following is the correct affirmative sentence using "have got"?
She has got a new bike.
They have got a new car.
He have got a dog.
I has got a book.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses "have" or "has"?
She have a dog.
He has a cat.
They has a car.
I has a bike.
Choose the correct negative form of the sentence: "They have got a new phone."
They have not got a new phone.
They has not got a new phone.
They have no got a new phone.
They has got not a new phone.
Which possessive adjective fits in the blank? "Is this ___ pencil?"
your
yours
you
he
Which possessive adjective correctly completes the sentence? "This is ___ book."
my
mine
me
I
Which of the following sentences correctly distinguishes between "have" and "has"?
She have a sister.
They has a house.
I have a friend.
He have a job.
Select the correct affirmative sentence using "has got":
She has got a beautiful dress.
They has got a beautiful dress.
He have got a beautiful dress.
I has got a beautiful dress.
Which of the following sentences correctly distinguishes between "have" and "has"?
I has a car.
She have a car.
They have a car.
He have a car.
Which of the following is the correct affirmative sentence using "have got"?
I has got a new phone.
We have got a new phone.
She have got a new phone.
He has got a new phone.
Identify the correct use of possessive 's in the sentence: "This is ___ book."
Tom
Tom's
Toms
Tom’s
