Mastering Possessive Adjectives in English

This video tutorial explains possessive adjectives in English, highlighting their use and form. It covers the singular and plural forms, emphasizing that possessive adjectives do not change with number. The video also clarifies common confusions between 'it's' and 'its', and 'you're' and 'your', providing examples for better understanding. Finally, it includes practice exercises to reinforce learning, with additional resources available on the website.

What is the possessive adjective in the sentence: 'My shirt is green'?

• shirt

• is

• green

• My

Which of the following is a possessive adjective?

• My

• He

• You

• I

How does the possessive adjective 'my' change when referring to plural nouns?

• It changes to 'mine'

• It changes to 'my's'

• It changes to 'our'

• It does not change

Which sentence is correct?

• Your balloons are blue

• Yours balloons are blue

• Yours balloon is blue

• Your's balloons are blue

What does 'it's' with an apostrophe stand for?

• It was

• It has

• It is

• Its

Which sentence uses 'its' correctly?

• It is bone is old

• Its' bone is old

• It's bone is old

• Its bone is old

What does 'you're' with an apostrophe stand for?

• You have

• You were

• You are

• Your

Which sentence uses 'your' correctly?

• You're dress is nice

• Yours dress is nice

• Your dress is nice

• You are dress is nice

Complete the sentence: 'John has a bike. ___ bike is fast.'

• Their

• Her

• His

• Its

Complete the sentence: 'We have a house. ___ house is small.'

• Their

• Our

• Your

• Its