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Practice 2. Possessive Determiners | (A-Level, Basic)

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Instructions

Based on the lesson about possessive determiners, write the correct personal pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) in each blank.

When you finish each item, click “Answer.”

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1. John is late for work because he can’t find car keys.

… he can’t find his car keys.

2. I can’t buy this book. price is too high!

I can’t buy this book. its price is too high!

3. I need to call friend Susan, but I don’t have phone number.

I need to call my friend Susan, but I don’t have her phone number.

4.The students are not happy with new teacher.

The students are not happy with their new teacher.

5. Maria, is this book?

Maria, is this your book?

6. Fatima is going to visit sister in San Francisco.

Fatima is going to visit her sister in San Francisco.

7. My sister and I are going to visit parents in Miami next week.

My sister and I are going to visit our parents in Miami next week.

8. Small children want to be with parents all the time.

Small children want to be with their parents all the time.

9. Children! Finish homework and go to bed.

Children! Finish your homework and go to bed.

10. The teacher says to her students, “Please open books to page 35.”

… “Please open your books to page 35.”

11. The students open books and start completing an exercise.

The students open their books and start completing an exercise.

12. She tells students to finish the exercise at home.

She tells her students to finish the exercise at home.

13. Excuse me, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Are these coats?

… Are these your coats?

14. — Is that Joe?
 — No, that’s brother!

— No, that’s his brother!

15. — What’s wrong, children?
 — We can’t find parents.

— We can’t find our parents.

 That’s it. I hope you did well.

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