That bag is ___. (belongs to me)
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: mine
Completed sentence: That bag is mine. (belongs to me) Subject pronouns act as subjects, object pronouns follow verbs or prepositions, possessive adjectives precede nouns, and possessive pronouns stand alone. Compare she, her, her coat and hers. Do not add an apostrophe to yours, hers or theirs.
___ car is red. (belongs to them)
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: Their
Completed sentence: Their car is red. (belongs to them) Subject pronouns act as subjects, object pronouns follow verbs or prepositions, possessive adjectives precede nouns, and possessive pronouns stand alone. Compare she, her, her coat and hers. Do not add an apostrophe to yours, hers or theirs.
Please call ___. (we)
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: us
Completed sentence: Please call us. (we) Subject pronouns act as subjects, object pronouns follow verbs or prepositions, possessive adjectives precede nouns, and possessive pronouns stand alone. Compare she, her, her coat and hers. Do not add an apostrophe to yours, hers or theirs.
This coat is hers; that one is ___. (belongs to you)
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: yours
Completed sentence: This coat is hers; that one is yours. (belongs to you) Subject pronouns act as subjects, object pronouns follow verbs or prepositions, possessive adjectives precede nouns, and possessive pronouns stand alone. Compare she, her, her coat and hers. Do not add an apostrophe to yours, hers or theirs.
___ are my neighbours.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: They
Completed sentence: They are my neighbours. Subject pronouns act as subjects, object pronouns follow verbs or prepositions, possessive adjectives precede nouns, and possessive pronouns stand alone. Compare she, her, her coat and hers. Do not add an apostrophe to yours, hers or theirs.
