Possessive pronouns are the main topic of this page so if this is what you are working on with your students, you are in the right place. Currently 65 possessive pronouns worksheets are posted in this section. Let’s take a look at an example. Here is a worksheet that includes only third person possessive pronouns. The materials and directions for a fifteen minute beginner activity and one additional activity are included. Breaking a set of pronouns into smaller sections, such as first, second, and third person or singular and plural, can give students more targeted practice before doing exercises using the whole set. Pronouns usually take a lot of practice; choose several worksheets to give students enough variety to keep lessons interesting. Once students have mastered possessive pronouns, consider having students complete an activity that combines possessive pronouns with another type of pronouns they have learned, for example personal pronouns. You can find other pronoun activities or review exercises that combine different types of pronouns in the main pronoun section.
A possessive pronoun is a part of speech that substitutes for a possessive determiner (also known as a possessive adjective) and a noun or noun phrase. For example, in the sentence These glasses are mine, not yours, the words mine and yours are possessive pronouns and stand for my glasses and your glasses, respectively. Like other pronouns, possessive pronouns can thus obviate the need to repeat nouns or noun phrases. There are eight possessive pronouns in modern English: mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, and whose, plus the antiquated possessive pronoun thine and the Middle English yourn (see also English personal pronouns). The word "its" is, however, rarely used as such (almost always it functions as a possessive adjective).
Revision: Question, Negation and Pronouns
Revision or short test about constructing questions and negations in Present Simple. Very easy sentences. Then pupils are required to fill in the correct pronoun (personal, possessive, demonstrati ...
Song Worksheet: I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift
A song by Taylor Swift. I used this songworksheet to review pronouns (and to have fun). Students should listen and circle the correct pronouns. At the end I let them relax and watch the video by w ...
Is This Yours?
The activity focuses on posessive pronouns and verb to be for Elementary students to drill affirmative, interrogative and negative sentences based on a few pictures. Students will have to us ...
Vegetables Worksheet
Can your students name these vegetables? 15 vegetables are pictured. Students choose from a word bank to identify each vegetable. Vegetables included are: cucumber, pumpkin, onions, broccoli, m ...
Possessive Cards
The worksheet aims at practicising in writing or speaking the possessive 's. What they may do is to talk about the things the people have, they can also exchange the iinformation or ask one anothe ...
Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
Beginner students are often confused when it comes to learning the possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns and using them in a sentence.This worksheet provides example sentences suitable for ...
Pronouns and To Be
Here is a workshop where students can practice identifying pronouns and verb to be. In the first part you are going to identify the appropiate personal pronoun depending the name that is given. Th ...
Grammar Overview Elementary Worksheet
This is a grammar review worksheet for elementary students who are asked to complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be, reorder the words to make correct sentences,change the ...
Cartoon Worksheet: Monster High [for Polish Students]
Funny exercises especially for girls - reading and writing, Present Perfect Tense, questions, describing people. One exercise is prepared for Polish students, in order to teach then some new words ...
The Simpsons Family Tree
This worksheet is ideal to introduce family members to elementary students, specially for children. Because they love cartoons and in my country they watch this tv program all the time. It can als ...
Grammar Revision Board Game
This is a fun way for you to do revision on basic tenses, articles, pronouns and parts of speech with your student. With the boardgame, it would be easier for you and your students to find out whi ...
Subject & Object Pronoun Dictation
This is a simple (and fun) practice for subject pronouns and their corresponding object pronouns. As a secondary goal it is a listening practice for singular/plural nouns. I've also added several ...
Various Exercises for Elementary Students
In this worksheet you can find 13 short exercises concerning the use of Present simple, prepositions (at, on, in, under, next to, etc.), all kinds of pronouns, articles, etc. This worksheet could ...
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