The document provides examples of sentences using possessive pronouns to identify ownership of various objects. It presents a statement about ownership and the reader is prompted to select the correct possessive pronoun to complete the sentence, such as "Yes, they're hers" or "No, it isn't theirs". A variety of possessive pronouns are used including mine, his, hers, yours, ours and theirs.

1. POSSESSIVE
PRONOUNS
mine; his; hers; its; yours; ours; theirs

2. Are those gloves Jenny’s?
Yes, they’re ___________
hers

3. Do those bikes belong to the twins?
Yes, they’re ________
theirs

4. Are those books the children’s?
No, they’re not _____
theirs

5. Is that car the policeman’s?
Yes, it’s ___________his

6. Is that Kate’s racket?
Yes, it’s ___________
hers

7. Is that David and Linda’s baby?
No, it isn’t ________
theirs

8. Is that coat Sophie’s?
No, it’s not ___________
hers

9. Is that granny’s teapot?
Yes, it’s ________ hers

10. That’s our new house.
It’s ________
ours

11. Does that bike belong to you?
Yes, it’s ________ mine

12. Does that boat belong to your parents?
No, it isn’t ________
theirs

13. Is that John’s watch?
No, it isn’t ________ his

14. These photos belong to us.
They’re ________ ours

15. Are these keys yours?
No, they’re not ________ mine/ours

16. This bag belongs to Mary.
It’s ________
hers

17. Do those motorbikes belong to your friends?
No, they’re not ________
theirs

18. These are the children’s toys.
They’re ________theirs

19. Is that Jack’s scooter?
No, it’s not ________ his

20. Are they your motorbikes?
Yes, they’re ________ ours

21. That cottage belongs to my friends.
It’s ________
theirs

22. Are those our packed lunches?
Yes, they’re ________
ours

23. Is that present for me?
Yes, it’s ________ yours

24. Is that present for our grandfather?
Yes, it’s ________
his