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Possessive Power Riddles

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Fun riddles to practice possessive adjectives and pronouns.

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Mira Mahmoud
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Fun riddles to practice possessive adjectives and pronouns.

by Mira Mahmoud
1

I’m used to talk about something that belongs to me, like my backpack from school.

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Which possessive adjective am I?

Used before a noun starting with a consonant sound.

Shows ownership by the speaker.

2

If you borrow a pencil, you might say it’s yours after you borrow it from a friend.

Hints

Which possessive adjective am I?

Placed before the noun it describes.

Second person ownership marker.

3

He forgot his book in class, so I reminded him about his notes.

Hints

Which possessive adjective am I?

Used as both adjective and pronoun in some cases.

Ownership by a male person.

4

She opened her locker and found a note with her name on it.

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Which possessive adjective am I?

Placed before a noun to show ownership.

Belongs to a female person.

5

The cat licked its paw and cleaned its whiskers after nap time.

Hints

Which possessive adjective am I?

Often used with animals or objects.

Shows ownership for a non-human thing.

6

We packed our bags for the weekend trip and checked our tickets twice.

Hints

Which possessive adjective am I?

Used before a noun to show collective ownership.

Belongs to the speaker plus others (group).

7

The students brought their textbooks to class and shared their notes.

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Which possessive adjective am I?

Used before a plural noun.

Ownership by multiple people.

8

This phone case is mine, not yours, so please return it.

Hints

Which possessive pronoun am I?

Stands alone, after a verb or as a subject.

First person possessive pronoun.

9

If something is theirs, it belongs to them; you might ask who owns it.

Hints

Which possessive pronoun am I?

Used to refer to something belonging to people mentioned earlier.

Plural ownership pronoun.

10

This jacket is hers, a gift from a friend who loves bright colors.

Hints

Which possessive pronoun am I?

Used when something belongs to a female person and stands alone.

possessive pronoun for she.

 
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