6. Whose car is that? Is it _____?
No, it’s
not _____; it’s my brother’s.
C- Fill in the blanks with possessive
pronouns and possessive adjectives.
A. Complete with possessive
adjectives (my, your, his, etc).
1. I’m helping _____ friends.
2. They’re writing _____addresses.
3. She’s washing _____hands.
4. We’re studying _____ lessons.
5. He is doing _____ homework.
6. Are you washing _____ car?
7. My brother and I are tidying _____
things.
B. Complete with possessive
pronouns (mine, yours, etc.).
1. Whose bag is this? It’s my sister’s bag.
It’s _____.
2. Whose bikes are those? They’re the
pupils’ bikes. They’re _____.
3. Philip has got a lot of books. They’re
_____.
4. Jane, is this money _____?
5. Frank and Rita, are these records
_____? Yes, they’re _____.
1. Shirley and _____ brothers,
Richard and John, are good
students.
2. Mrs. Smith, how old is _____
daughter? _____ daughter is 12.
3. Martin and _____ sister are
studying _____ lessons.
4. I‘ve got two sisters. _____
names are Cindy and Sue.
5. Ted and Phil, is Kelly _____
sister? Yes, Kelly is _____ sister.
6. Robert and _____ brother Pete
are here.
7. She hasn’t got a book. So this
book is not _____.
8. My friend Alice is very happy.
Today is _____ birthday.
9. We’ve got _____ books in the
bag. have you got _____?
10. They are doing _____ homework
and he is doing _____.
11. I have got a brother. John is
_____ brother and I am _____
sister.
12. This is a wonderful doll. _____
eyes are big and blue.
13. We are very late. _____ classes
begin at 8.30 a.m..
14. Haven’t you got a lot of Japanese
friends? Write _____ names.
15. My school is modern. _____
rooms are large and well
equipped.
16. There are Mr and Mrs Moran and
_____ children.