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Possessive Pronouns Worksheets and Exercises (Free PDF)

Learning possessive pronouns is a big step toward helping kids speak and write more clearly. Instead of repeating names or using long phrases, words like mine, yours, his, hers, ours, and theirs make sentences smoother and easier to understand. Our possessive pronouns worksheets are designed to make this important skill fun and easy to practice.

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Fill in the Blank Possessive Pronouns Worksheet

1. Look at the pictures and the sentences. Choose the correct pronoun from the box to fill in the blank.

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2. Choose the correct possessive pronoun inside the box.

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Circle the Correct Possessive Pronouns Worksheet

Circle the possessive pronouns in the sentence.

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Rewrite Possessive Pronouns Worksheet

Replace the personal pronouns with possessive pronouns. Rewrite the sentences in the blanks.

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Possessive Pronouns Exercises

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 1: Choose the Correct Answer

Directions:

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence. For sentences 1–6 and 8–16, choose the correct possessive pronoun (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs). For sentences 7 and 12, choose the correct possessive adjective (its) before the noun.
Circle or write the correct answer.

  1. This book belongs to me. It is _______.
    A) mine B) my C) me
  2. The red backpack belongs to you. It is _______.
    A) his B) yours C) your
  3. That blue car belongs to Tom. It is _______.
    A) him B) his C) he
  4. This house belongs to our family. It is _______.
    A) ours B) our C) us
  5. The black cat is not ours. It is _______.
    A) theirs B) their C) they
  6. That pen belongs to Anna. It is _______.
    A) her B) hers C) she’s
  7. The dog wagged _______ tail happily.
    A) it’s B) its C) its’
  8. These jackets belong to Sam and Mia. They are _______.
    A) theirs B) their C) them
  9. This lunchbox belongs to you. It is _______.
    A) your B) yours C) you
  10. That umbrella belongs to me. It is _______.
    A) mine B) my C) me
  11. These books belong to my friends. They are _______.
    A) theirs B) their C) they
  12. The broken toy has lost _______ wheels.
    A) its B) it’s C) its’
  13. This phone belongs to Lisa. It is _______.
    A) hers B) her C) she’s
  14. Our team won the match! The victory is _______.
    A) our B) ours C) us
  15. My brother has a bicycle. The blue one is _______.
    A) his B) him C) he’s
  16. Is this pencil _______ or mine?
    A) yours B) your C) you

Answer Key:

No. Correct Answer
1 A) mine
2 B) yours
3 B) his
4 A) ours
5 A) theirs
6 B) hers
7 B) its
8 A) theirs
9 B) yours
10 A) mine
11 A) theirs
12 A) its
13 A) hers
14 B) ours
15 A) his
16 A) yours

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 2: Rewrite the Sentence

Directions:

Replace the underlined noun phrase with the correct word and rewrite the sentence. Use possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) when the word replaces a whole noun phrase. Use its as a possessive adjective before a noun.

  1. This pencil belongs to me. → This pencil is _______.
  2. That red ball belongs to Jack. → That red ball is _______.
  3. These books belong to you. → These books are _______.
  4. This jacket belongs to Anna. → This jacket is _______.
  5. The dog wagged the tail of the dog. → The dog wagged _______ tail.
  6. These bicycles belong to my brother and me. → These bicycles are _______.
  7. That blue house belongs to the Smith family. → That blue house is _______.
  8. This painting belongs to Lisa and Tom. → This painting is _______.

Answer Key:

No. Correct Answer
1 mine
2 his
3 yours
4 hers
5 its
6 ours
7 theirs
8 theirs

Possessive Pronouns Exercise 3: Fill in the Blanks

Directions: Fill in each blank with the correct possessive pronoun from the word bank. Words may be used more than once.

Word Bank

mine  yours  his  hers  ours  theirs

  1. That phone belongs to me. It’s __________.
  2. This umbrella is not __________. I left mine at home.
  3. Those are Sarah’s books. They’re __________.
  4. This is Jack’s lunchbox. It’s __________.
  5. The blue car belongs to us. It’s __________.
  6. These keys are not __________. I think they’re hers.
  7. The house on the corner is __________. They moved in last year.
  8. My shoes are black. Those white ones are __________.
  9. This pen belongs to you. It’s __________.
  10. That coat is __________. He wore it yesterday.
  11. We made this project together. It’s __________.
  12. I think this backpack is __________. I found it near your desk.

Answer Key

# Correct Answer
1 mine
2 yours
3 hers
4 his
5 ours
6 mine
7 theirs
8 theirs
9 yours
10 his
11 ours
12 yours

See more: Possessive Pronouns in English Grammar

A1 Knowledge Check · 5 questions

Possessive Pronouns Worksheets and Exercises (Free PDF) — Practice Quiz

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Q1

Question 1: Which of the following is a possessive pronoun?

Question 1 options
"Mine" is a possessive pronoun. The words "me" and "my" are a personal pronoun and a possessive adjective respectively. "I" is a subject pronoun.
Q2

Question 2: "Its" with an apostrophe (it's) is the correct possessive adjective to use before a noun, as in "The dog wagged it's tail."

Question 2 options
This is false. "It's" with an apostrophe is a contraction of "it is" or "it has." The correct possessive form is "its" without an apostrophe, as in "The dog wagged its tail."
Q3

Question 3: This jacket belongs to Anna. It is _______.

Question 3 options
"Hers" is the correct possessive pronoun to replace "Anna's" when it stands alone without a noun after it. "Her" is a possessive adjective used before a noun, and "she's" is a contraction of "she is."
Q4

Question 4: Match each sentence to the correct possessive pronoun that fills the blank.

Question 4 options
This book belongs to me. It is ___.
That car belongs to Tom. It is ___.
These bikes belong to us. They are ___.
Those keys belong to them. They are ___.
theirs
ours
mine
his

Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.

"This book belongs to me" → mine. "That car belongs to Tom" → his. "These bikes belong to us" → ours. "Those keys belong to them" → theirs. Each possessive pronoun replaces the noun phrase showing ownership.
Q5

Question 5: Our team won the match! The victory is _______.

Question 5 options
"Ours" is the correct possessive pronoun because it stands alone without a noun after it. "Our" is a possessive adjective that must come before a noun, and "us" is an object pronoun.

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