Form 5: Distinguishing 'her' (Determiner) vs 'hers' (Pronoun)
Practice differentiating between the determiner her and the pronoun hers. Identify which form is appropriate depending on whether a noun follows.
Questions
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MultiChoice
In 'her book' and 'the book is hers', 'her' is a possessive ___ and 'hers' is a possessive ___.
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Fill in the blank with a possessive determiner: 'Lucy lost ___ keys.'
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Fill in the blank with a possessive pronoun: 'The keys on the table are ___.'
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Identify the type of word 'her' is in: 'Her cat is sleeping.'
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Identify the type of word 'hers' is in: 'That cat is hers.'
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WordsBox
Complete the sentence correctly: 'This is ____ dress, so the dress is ____
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MultiChoice
Choose the word to complete the sentence: 'Emma showed me ___ new watch.'
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Choose the word to complete the sentence: 'The new watch on the counter is ___.'
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MultiChoice
In 'I love her voice', why is 'her' a possessive determiner?
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In 'That lovely voice is hers', why is 'hers' a possessive pronoun?
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MultiChoice
Which word is required here? 'Mia spilled juice on ___ carpet.'
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Which word is required here? 'My drawing is good, but ___ is better.'
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Which word is a possessive determiner?
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Which word is a possessive pronoun?
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True or False: Possessive pronouns like 'hers' require an apostrophe before the 's' (e.g. her's).