Form

subject	possessive adjective	possessive pronoun
I	my	mine
you	your	yours
he/she/it	his/her/its	his/hers
we	our	ours
you	your	yours
they	their	theirs

• this is my phone (possessive adjective)
• this phone is mine (possessive pronoun)
• this phone belongs to a friend of mine (noun + of + mine/yours/his, etc)

Exercises

I/my, you/your, he/his, she/her, etc.

• exercise 1: choose I/my, you/your, he/his, she/her, etc.
• exercise 2: choose my, your, his, her, his, our or their
• exercise 3: match the possessives on the right to the pronouns on the left
• exercise 4: fill in my, your, his, her, his, our, their
• exercise 5: two multiple choice exercises for practising  my, your, his, her, his, our, their
• exercise 6: two exercises for practising  my, your, his, her, his, our, their
• exercise 7: choose  my, your, his, her, his, our or their
• exercise 8: various exercises for practising my, your, his, her, his, our, their

my / mine / of mine, etc.

• exercise 1: various exercises for practising my, mine, of mine, etc.
• exercise 2: choose I, me, my, mine, myself, etc.
• exercise 3: choose I, me, my, mine, myself, etc.
• exercise 4: choose my, mine, etc.
• exercise 5: choose my, mine, etc.
• exercise 6: two gap-fill exercises
• exercise 7: choose my en mine, etc.
• exercise 8: choose I, my and mine, etc.
• exercise 9: choose mine, yours, etc.

useful pages

• exercises for practising the difference between its and it’s
• exercises for practising there, their and they’re
• exercises for practising demonstrative pronouns (this / that / these / those)
• exercises for practising relative pronouns (who(m)/ whose/ which/ that, etc)
• exercises for practising personal pronouns (I/ me/ you/ he/ him, etc.)
• exercises for practising interrogative pronoun (who, what, which, etc.)
• exercises for practising reflexive pronouns (myself/ yourself, etc)
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