Possessive Nouns Worksheet for Kids
Speaking tips (Grammar point): Add ’s to a name to show who owns it: Kabir’s cap, Meera’s umbrella. Ask “Whose … is this?” Answer with mine, yours, his or hers: “It’s mine.” Special plurals: one man, two men; one child, many children.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.Which sentence says “Those glasses are hers.”? (a) This bag is mine, and that one is yours. (b) That watch is his. (c) Those glasses are hers.
- 2.Those shoes belong to Meera. They're ___. (a) hers (b) his (c) her
- 3.This book is not yours. It's ___. (a) my (b) mine (c) me
- 4.This is ___ cap. Kabir wears it every day. (a) he (b) Kabir's (c) Kabir
- 5.One man, two ___. (a) mans (b) mens (c) men
- 6.⌚ Which sentence matches the picture? (a) That watch is his. (b) Three children are on the bus. (c) Those glasses are hers.
- 7.Which sentence says “Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.”? (a) That watch is his. (b) Three children are on the bus. (c) Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- 8.Which word is “children”? (a) man (b) phone (c) watch (d) children
- 9.Which word is “shoes”? (a) phone (b) shoes (c) umbrella (d) child
- 10.That bag belongs to Arjun. It's ___. (a) hers (b) him (c) his
- 11.Make a sentence: is / Kabir's / cap. / This
- 12.Make a sentence: is / Whose / It's / this? / umbrella / Meera's.
- 13.Which word is “bag”? (a) umbrella (b) woman (c) bag (d) glasses
- 14.🧢 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) This is Kabir's cap. (b) That watch is his. (c) Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- 15.Make a sentence: are / the / on / bus. / children / Three
- 16.My pencil is red. Is this blue one ___? (a) you (b) your (c) yours
- 17.Make a sentence: cap. / Kabir's / This / is
- 18.Make a sentence: Three / on / the / are / bus. / children
- 19.Which word is “man”? (a) woman (b) man (c) shoes (d) watch
- 20.Make a sentence: are / children / Three / the / on / bus.
- 21.Make a sentence: this? / Whose / umbrella / Meera's. / It's / is
- 22.___ umbrella is this? It's Meera's. (a) Who (b) Where (c) Whose
- 23.Which word is “umbrella”? (a) cap (b) umbrella (c) bicycle (d) children
- 24.Which word is “phone”? (a) bag (b) phone (c) bicycle (d) cap
- 25.Make a sentence: on / Three / the / bus. / are / children
- 26.🎒 What is this? (a) umbrella (b) bag (c) shoes (d) child
- 27.☂️ What is this? (a) cap (b) umbrella (c) bag (d) woman
- 28.Which word is “watch”? (a) watch (b) glasses (c) umbrella (d) child
- 29.👓 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) This bag is mine, and that one is yours. (b) Those glasses are hers. (c) This is Kabir's cap.
- 30.Make a sentence: is / his. / That / watch
- 31.Make a sentence: is / watch / his. / That
- 32.Make a sentence: his. / That / watch / is
- 33.Make a sentence: glasses / Those / are / hers.
- 34.There are thirty ___ in our class. (a) children (b) childs (c) child
- 35.👩 What is this? (a) children (b) child (c) phone (d) woman
- 36.Make a sentence: watch / That / his. / is
- 37.👨 What is this? (a) phone (b) man (c) bag (d) shoes
- 38.📱 What is this? (a) bicycle (b) child (c) woman (d) phone
- 39.🚌 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Three children are on the bus. (b) This bag is mine, and that one is yours. (c) Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- 40.Make a sentence: cap. / is / This / Kabir's
Answer key
- Those glasses are hers.
- hers
- mine
- Kabir's
- men
- That watch is his.
- Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- children
- shoes
- his
- This is Kabir's cap.
- Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- bag
- This is Kabir's cap.
- Three children are on the bus.
- yours
- This is Kabir's cap.
- Three children are on the bus.
- man
- Three children are on the bus.
- Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- Whose
- umbrella
- phone
- Three children are on the bus.
- bag
- umbrella
- watch
- Those glasses are hers.
- That watch is his.
- That watch is his.
- That watch is his.
- Those glasses are hers.
- children
- woman
- That watch is his.
- man
- phone
- Three children are on the bus.
- This is Kabir's cap.
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