Possessive Pronouns & Whose

Why do we use possessive pronouns?

• To hide information
• To confuse readers
• To show excitement
• To show ownership or possession

When do we use 'Whose'?

• When asking for possession or ownership.

• When asking for directions
• When describing a color
• When expressing emotions

When do we use possessive 's'?

• When we say that something belongs to someone for example: 'This is George's dog.'

• When asking for directions

• When we say how we feel

• When forming plurals

Where is 'Whose' used correctly?

• B) Who's bag is this?

• A) Whose bag is this?

• C) Who's going to the classroom?

• D) Whose going to the classroom?

What is the possessive pronoun in the sentence: 'That is his car.'?

• That

• his

• is

• car

Find the possessive pronoun in the sentence: 'This is our house.'?

• This

• is

• house

• our

Which of the following is a possessive pronoun? A) his B) he's C) him's

• her's

• his

• him's

• he's

In the sentence 'The dog plays with ___ ball.', which possessive pronoun do you use?

• its

• our

• her

• his

Which one is correct for the sentence: 'The teacher belongs to the school.'?

• The school's teacher.

• The teacher's school.

• The school teacher's.

• The teacher's of the school.

Why is this sentence not correct: 'Abigails toys are missing.'?

(There is only one Abigail)

• There is no possessive 's'

• The sentence is correct

• Abigail knows where her toys are

• There are more than one Abigail