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Quick practice on my/your/his/her/its/our/their

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Quick practice on my/your/his/her/its/our/their

by Marta Moroz
1

Ben has got a new bike. ___ bike is red.

2

Anna has got a schoolbag. ___ schoolbag is blue.

3

Tom and Ben have got a dog. ___ dog is friendly.

4

My sister and I have got a room. ___ room is small.

5

The cat has got a toy. ___ toy is under the chair.

6

I have got a new pencil. ___ pencil is green.

7

The teacher says to Ben, “Is this ___ book?”

8

Tom and his sister have got a bike. ___ bike is new.

9

My brother has got a ball. ___ ball is red.

10

Our friend has got a dog. ___ dog is big.

11

The cat has got a bed. ___ bed is near the window.

12

My brother has got a ruler. ___ ruler is long.

13

The teacher has a pencil. ___ pencil is sharp.

14

Their brother has got a ball. ___ ball is green.

15

The dog has got a bone. ___ bone is tasty.

16

Anna has got a schoolbag. ___ schoolbag is blue.

17

Tom has got a bicycle. ___ bike is red.

18

The cat and dog have got a toy. ___ toy is under the chair.

19

My friend has got a classroom desk. ___ desk is new.

20

The ball belongs to our class. ___ ball is red.

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Ben is male, so 'his' is correct.

Anna is a girl, so 'her' is correct.

Tom and Ben own the dog together, so 'their' is correct.

We share the room, so 'our' is correct.

The toy belongs to the cat, so 'its' is correct.

I own the pencil, so 'my' is correct.

Ben is being asked about his own book, so 'your' is correct.

The bike belongs to both, so 'their' is correct.

Brother is male, so 'his' is correct.

Owner is our friend (singular). 'his' is used here.

The desk belongs to the classroom, so 'its' is correct.

Brother is male, so 'his' is correct.

Teacher is female in this sentence; thus 'her' is correct.

The bone belongs to the dog, so 'its' is correct.

Anna is a girl, so 'her' is correct.

Tom is male, so 'his' is correct.

Owners are the cat and dog together; use 'their'.

Friend is the owner; default to masculine 'his' here.

Ball belongs to us all, so 'our' is correct.

 
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