Master Possessive Grammar!
Interactive Exercise: Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns
Welcome to Your Grammar Challenge!
Test your understanding of possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) and possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs). Choose the correct word to complete each sentence and watch your progress!
📚 Quick Reference Guide
Possessive Adjectives
- my (I → my book)
- your (you → your car)
- his (he → his pen)
- her (she → her bag)
- its (it → its tail)
- our (we → our house)
- their (they → their dog)
Possessive Pronouns
- mine (That book is mine)
- yours (Is this yours?)
- his (The pen is his)
- hers (The bag is hers)
- its (rarely used)
- ours (The house is ours)
- theirs (The dog is theirs)
💡 Key Difference: Possessive adjectives come BEFORE nouns (my car), while possessive pronouns REPLACE nouns (That car is mine).
🎯 Complete the Sentences
1. This is
favorite book, and that one over there is
.
2. Sarah forgot
umbrella at home. Is this umbrella
?
3. The cat is cleaning
fur very carefully.
4. We painted
house blue, but
is still white.
5. John said that
car broke down, so he borrowed
.
6. The students submitted
assignments on time, but
was the most creative.
7. Is this phone
or
?
8. The dog wagged
tail when it saw
owner.
9. The children played with
toys while I played with
.
10. Maria lost
keys, but she found
instead.
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