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    2 Grammar Worksheet 1

    Possessive adjectives; Possessive ’s and s’


    1. Circle the correct words. 2. Complete each statement with my, your,
    1. I am a student. My / Your name is Tim. his, her, our, or their.
    2. He is a teacher. Her / His name is Mr. Jacks. 1. He is  my father. (I)

    3. You are my friend. Your / Their name is Sue. 2. Juan is grandpa. (he)

    4. Tim’s / Tims’ teacher is Ms. Barker. 3. Wendy is grandmother. (we)

    5. They are brothers. Her / Their names are 4. Sam is friend. (she)
    Mark and Tom. 5. Mr. Jacks is teacher. (you)
    6. They are his two sister’s / sisters’ friends. 6. Gary is brother. (they)
    7. She is my mother. Her / His name is Ann. 7. He is friend. (I)
    8. We are classmates. Their / Our teacher
    is Ms. Barker.

    3. Look at the pictures. Write statements.


    1. 4.
    5.

    7.

    8.
    3.
    6.

    2.

    1.  It is the boy’s book . 5.   .


    2.  It is the girls’ desk . 6.   .
    3.   . 7.   .
    4.   . 8.   .

    Teen2Teen One   Unit 2: Grammar Worksheet 1 Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014

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