Possessive pronouns | Exercises with answers
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Exercise 1
Replace the bold nominal groups with possessive pronouns:
Ex: This book belong to my girlfriend. It’s her book. → This book belong to my girlfriend. It’s hers.
- Your sister is smarter than my sister. →
- Where is your bike? I can only see Jim’s. →
- Look, here is my brother, where is your brother? →
- Tina does not like my cake. She thinks her cake is much better. →
- I think your suit is nicer than his suit. →
- Paul has lost his phone, you could lend him your phone. →
- I can’t see their car, but I can see Gina’s car. →
- Don’t you think this party is not as exciting as our party? →
- Our house is huge, what about the Smiths’? →
- Was it Paul’s car or was it Maggie’s? →
- My friend Sarah has met my mother, but I haven’t met her mother yet. →
- If you think my room is a mess, you should see his room. →
- You do your work and I’ll do my work. →
- Whose is this bottle? Is it your bottle or my bottle? → /
- If you haven’t got an umbrella, Samantha will lend you one of her umbrellas. →
ANSWERS
- mine
- his
- yours
- hers
- his
- yours
- hers
- ours
- theirs
- hers
- hers
- his
- mine
- yours / mine
- hers