Form 9: Replacing Noun Phrases with Possessive Pronouns Exercise

Form 9: Replacing Noun Phrases with Possessive Pronouns

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Form 9: Replacing Noun Phrases with Possessive Pronouns

Practice replacing full noun phrases with appropriate possessive pronouns. Learn how possessive pronouns simplify sentences by taking the place of nouns.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Replace 'my pencil' with a possessive pronoun: 'This pencil is my pencil -> This pencil is ___.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Replace 'your hat' with a possessive pronoun: 'That hat is your hat -> That hat is ___.'

  3. MultiChoice

    Replace 'her coat' with a possessive pronoun: 'The red coat is her coat -> The red coat is ___.'

  4. MultiChoice

    Replace 'his football' with a possessive pronoun: 'The ball is his football -> The ball is ___.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Replace 'our house' with a possessive pronoun: 'The house is our house -> The house is ___.'

  6. MultiChoice

    Replace 'their team' with a possessive pronoun: 'The victory is their victory -> The victory is ___.'

  7. WordsBox

    Rewrite 'That book is your book, but this book is my book' using pronouns: 'That book is ____ , but this book is ____

  8. MultiChoice

    How would you rewrite 'I dropped my pencil' to avoid repeating 'pencil' in 'That pencil is my pencil'?

  9. MultiChoice

    Which word replaces 'Sarah's bag' in: 'This bag is Sarah's bag -> This bag is ___.'?

  10. MultiChoice

    Which word replaces 'the boys' cat' in: 'The cat is the boys' cat -> The cat is ___.'?

  11. MultiChoice

    Which word replaces 'our school' in: 'That school is our school -> That school is ___.'?

  12. MultiChoice

    Which word replaces 'your jacket' in: 'This jacket is your jacket -> This jacket is ___.'?

  13. MultiChoice

    What type of word is used to replace a possessive determiner + noun phrase?

  14. MultiChoice

    Which word replaces 'Tom's coat' in 'The coat is Tom's coat'?

  15. MultiChoice

    Why do we replace 'determiner + noun' with a possessive pronoun?