Possessive Pronouns

Exercises for practising Possessive Pronouns.

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Fill in the missing Possessive Pronouns: my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their

I can do ______ homework alone.

Solution:
my

Can you do ______ homework alone?

Solution:
your

Paul can't do ______ homework alone.

Solution:
his

______ mum always helps him in the afternoon.

Solution:
His

Mary's cat sits in ______ basket.

Solution:
its

/ You say its basket because it's an animal.

We are not allowed to do ______ homework in school. We must do ______ homework at home.

Solution:
... our ... our

We are not allowed to do our homework in school. We must do our homework at home. /

The children listen to ______ new songs.

Solution:
their

My sister shows me ______ new dress.

Solution:
her

Ruth and ______ brother William live in a flat. Today ______ parents are not at home.

Solution:
... her ... their

Ruth and her brother William live in a flat. Today their parents are not at home. /

Susan, is that ______ car over there?

Solution:
your

Look, there is Bill with ______ best friend!

Solution:
his

Andy and I go to school together. ______ classroom is really big.

Solution:
Our

The pupils put ______ books into ______ bags.

Solution:
... their ... their ...

The pupils put their books into their bags. /