DIVISION OF MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

Learning Activity Sheet for English

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Quarter: Second Week: 4 Activity Number: _

Activity Title: Who Owns This?
Learning Objective: Identify commonly used possessive
pronouns and use them in a sentence
Reference: English Travels 3 and English SIM 3.2.4

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Pronouns that show ownership are called possessive
pronouns. These are used when talking about who owns
something.

Some of the commonly used possessive pronouns include

mine, yours, his, hers, ours, and theirs.

Here is an example of how to use pronouns that show

ownership in a sentence:
This is my book.

This book is mine.

(The word mine shows ownership and it means that the book
belongs to me.)

You may use this pattern when using possessive pronouns in

writing sentences.

This/These/That/Those + name of object + is/are +

possessive pronouns

Examples: These plants are hers.

That pen is yours.

Those crayons are theirs.

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Directions: Identify whether the possessive pronouns to be used

are mine, yours, his, hers, ours or theirs to complete each
sentence. Refer to the underlined words to determine the owner
of the objects. Then, write the correct possessive pronouns on the
blank.

1. I own a power bank. The power bank is ___.

2. This is her ring. This ring is ___________.

3. You own this toy car. This toy car is _________.

4. This is their piggy bank. This piggy bank is _____.

5. He owns this pen. This pen is ___________.