(Basic) Practice 3.2. Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Determiners: Snap Language™

Practice 3.2. Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns, and Possessive Determiners | (A-Level, Basic)

Instructions

Based on this lesson, fill in each blank with a subject pronoun, object pronoun, or possessive determiner.

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1. Anna and John are siblings. share a room at home. have a lot of toys, and play with every day.

Anna and John are siblings. They share a room at home. They have a lot of toys and games, and they play with them every day.

2. David has a new bike. rides to work every day. really enjoys biking. always says is good exercise.

Answer

David has a new bike. He rides it to work every day. He really enjoys biking. He always says it is good exercise.

3. Lisa is a great cook. makes dinner for children every night. favorite dish is pasta, so makes it for on Fridays.

Answer

Lisa is a great cook. She makes dinner for her children every night. Their favorite dish is pasta, so she makes it for them on Fridays.

4. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are our neighbors. have a beautiful garden. often give flowers from garden. Yesterday, gave my wife a bouquet of roses, and loved .

Answer

Mr. and Mrs. Brown are our neighbors. They have a beautiful garden. They often give us flowers from their garden. Yesterday, they gave my wife a bouquet of roses, and she loved it.

5. My brother has a guitar. practices every evening. dreams of becoming a famous musician one day. Sometimes, plays a new song for and asks opinion about . I think songs are usually very good.

Answer

My brother has a guitar. He practices it every evening. He dreams of becoming a famous musician one day. Sometimes, he plays a new song for me and asks my opinion about it. I think his songs are usually very good.

6. The children are excited. are going to the zoo tomorrow. favorite animals are the lions, but also like the monkeys. can’t wait to see .

Answer

The children are excited. They are going to the zoo tomorrow. Their favorite animals are the lions, but they also like the monkeys. They can’t wait to see them.

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