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Possessive Adjectives Quiz

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In this quiz, there will be 10 questions that will help you to learn about possessive adjectives.

Possessive adjectives are words we use to show that something belongs to someone. The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, its, our and their.

To play this game, you will need to choose the correct possessive adjective from the answers given to complete the sentences. You can also refer to the pictures, audios and videos.

Feedback will be provided if you get a wrong answer by showing the correct one that will deepen your understanding on the topic.

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In this quiz, there will be 10 questions that will help you to learn about possessive adjectives. Possessive adjectives are words we use to show that something belongs to someone. The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, its, our and their. To play this game, you will need to choose the correct possessive adjective from the answers given to complete the sentences. You can also refer to the pictures, audios and videos. Feedback will be provided if you get a wrong answer by showing the correct one that will deepen your understanding on the topic.

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She is eating ___ ice-cream.

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They are wearing ___ new shoes.

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He is sleeping in ___ bed.

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The dog is playing with ___ toy.

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I like ___ dress.

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We love ___ school.

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You must eat ___ food.

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She is combing ___ hair.

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Sam is reading ___ book.

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They are doing ___ classwork.

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Use "her" as possessive adjective in this sentence as the ice-cream belongs to the girl. A possessive adjective tells us who owns something.

We use "their" as possessive adjective, when there is more than one person (they).

"Whose bed is it? Since it belongs to a boy, we use ‘his'."

Remember, we use ‘its’ for animals or things.

We use "my" as possessive adjective in this sentence, as the personal pronoun is "I"

Use ‘our’ to show the school belongs to us (we).

Whose food is it? It belongs to the person we are talking to, so we use ‘your'.

We use ‘her’ when something belongs to a girl. Here, the girl (she) is combing her hair.

Whose book is it? Since it belongs to Sam (a boy), we use "his".

Remember, we use ‘their’ when something belongs to more than one person.

 
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