Possessive Adjectives: my, your, his, her
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 1: Good Morning! · Lesson 3 · Term 1
Also known as: Possessive adjectives · my your his her
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- I have a bag. It's ____ bag.
Answer: my - Ahmed has a pen. It's ____ pen.
Answer: his - Mona has a book. It's ____ book.
Answer: her - What's ____ name? (asking a friend)
Answer: your - This is my brother. ____ name is Khalid.
Answer: His - This is my mother. ____ name is Noura.
Answer: Her - "____ name is Fahad." (I am Fahad)
Answer: My - Choose the correct sentence:
Answer: Her name is Laila. - "Is this ____ car, Dad?"
Answer: your - "Mr. Saleh is our teacher. ____ class is fun."
Answer: His - The possessive adjective for "he" is:
Answer: his - The possessive adjective for "she" is:
Answer: her
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Questions about this lesson
What are possessive adjectives and how do we use them?
They are words that show possession and come before a noun: my, your, his, her, its, our, their. Example: This is my bag.
What is the difference between his and her?
his is for a male owner, as in Ahmed has a pen. It's his pen. her is for a female owner, as in Sara has a pen. It's her pen.
What is the difference between I and my?
I is a subject pronoun said before the verb: I have a bag. my is a possessive adjective that comes before a noun: my bag.
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