Exercise
Form 7: Distinguishing 'their' (Determiner) vs 'theirs' (Pronoun)
Differentiate between the determiner their and the pronoun theirs. Practice identifying and selecting the correct possessive form in context.
Questions
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In 'They called their parents', what is 'their'?
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In 'The choice was theirs', what is 'theirs'?
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Choose the possessive determiner: 'The children finished ___ lunch.'
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Choose the possessive pronoun: 'We packed our lunch, and they packed ___.'
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Complete the sentence with the correct words: 'It is ____ turn to present, but the final mark is ____
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Fill in the blank: '___ dog barked all night.'
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Fill in the blank: 'That barking dog is ___.'
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In 'their house', why is 'their' a possessive determiner?
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In 'The house on the corner is theirs', why is 'theirs' a possessive pronoun?
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Which word correctly completes: 'The boys rode ___ bicycles to school.'?
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Which word correctly completes: 'Those bicycles in the rack are ___.'?
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Which is the correct spelling for the possessive pronoun meaning 'belonging to them'?
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Which word is a possessive determiner in: '___ teacher gave homework.'?
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What part of speech is 'theirs' in 'This victory is theirs'?
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Complete: 'their' requires a noun after it, making it a possessive ___.