Reflexive pronouns

Fill in the correct possessive pronoun.

Possessive pronouns.

Fill in the correct possessive adjective.

Possessive adjectives.

Possessive adjectives come before a noun. e.g.:It’s my cat.

e.g.: Would you like (she) car? Would you like her car?

1. Where is (he) book?

2. Here is (we) teacher.

3. He goes to university with (he) sister.

4. (They) farther works at a factory.

5. (You) laptop is very expensive.

6. (She) favourite sport is tennis.

7. (I) husband and I want to go to Paris.

8. We want to see (he) restaurant.

9. Santa likes (she) garden.

10. (It) name is Jack.

Use of English

Possessive pronouns don’t take a noun after them. e.g.:It’s mine.

e.g.: We have a car. The car is ours.

1. I have a cat. That cat is _____.

2. She has a dog. That dog is _____.

3. We have a car. That car is _____.

4. They have a bike. That bike is _____.

5. He has a key. That key is _____.

6. You have a hat. That hat is _____.

7. My mum and I have a boat. That boat is ____.

8. John has a horse. That horse is _____.

9. We have a library. That library is _____.

10. She has a shop. That shop is _____.

Use of English

Possessive pronouns emphasize the subject or the object of a sentence. e.g.: I cleaned the house myself. Don’t use reflexive pronouns with the verbs: concentrate, feel, meet and relax. The verbs dress, wash and shave are not normally followed by a reflexive pronoun. Exception: when we want to show that someone did something with a lot of effort. e.g.: Although Mary is two years old, she can wash herself.

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