My or Mine? Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns: Multiple Choice
A1 Level
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This jacket isn't mine. Is it blank, Ben?
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All 20 questions
Choose the word that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.
This jacket isn't mine. Is it _____, Ben?
My grandparents love _____ garden. They work in it every weekend.
Thanks for cooking dinner, Sam. _____ pasta was delicious!
A: Is that your dog? B: Yes, he's _____. My wife and I got him last year.
I've got my ticket, Mum. Have you got _____?
Anna is twelve today. It's _____ birthday, so she's having a party.
A: Are Ben and Maya married now? B: Yes! _____ wedding was in June.
A: Are these Sam and Ella's coats? B: Yes, they're _____.
A: Have you got your own bedroom? B: No, I share with my brother. _____ room is quite small.
A: Why is your nose red? B: I've got a cold, and _____ nose always goes red.
Their house has a big garden, but _____ only has a small one. We'd love more space.
That isn't Kate's umbrella. _____ is green.
I always brush _____ teeth after breakfast.
My mum can't drive because _____ arm is broken.
We're late! We need to catch _____ train in five minutes.
We don't have a car, so the Browns are driving us in _____.
A: Is this your pen? B: Yes, it's _____. Thanks!
My sister's bike is new. _____ is very old. I've had it for ten years.
Lucy, have you got _____ football boots? You've got a match today.
Emma is looking for her phone. Is this _____? It's got her name on it.
Grammar review
Decide whose thing it is: the speaker's, the listener's or someone else's. A group including the speaker, such as Leo and I, takes our or ours. Then check the next word. Before a noun, as in their kitchen, use my, your, her, our or their. With no noun, use mine, yours, hers, ours or theirs, never with an apostrophe.
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