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.🧒 What is this? (a) umbrella (b) cap (c) child (d) shoes
- 2.Make a sentence: bus. / children / Three / the / on / are
- 3.👓 What is this? (a) glasses (b) bag (c) man (d) children
- 4.Which word is “child”? (a) cap (b) man (c) child (d) shoes
- 5.Make a sentence: hers. / are / Those / glasses
- 6.Make a sentence: cap. / Kabir's / This / is
- 7.Which word is “bicycle”? (a) umbrella (b) bicycle (c) watch (d) shoes
- 8.Make a sentence: Whose / Meera's. / is / umbrella / It's / this?
- 9.Make a sentence: Kabir's / cap. / This / is
- 10.That bag belongs to Arjun. It's ___. (a) hers (b) him (c) his
- 11.Make a sentence: is / Kabir's / This / cap.
- 12.___ umbrella is this? It's Meera's. (a) Who (b) Where (c) Whose
- 13.Make a sentence: his. / is / watch / That
- 14.This book is not yours. It's ___. (a) my (b) mine (c) me
- 15.Make a sentence: on / children / the / bus. / are / Three
- 16.Which word is “children”? (a) umbrella (b) children (c) watch (d) child
- 17.Which word is “bag”? (a) children (b) phone (c) bag (d) cap
- 18.👓 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Those glasses are hers. (b) Three children are on the bus. (c) That watch is his.
- 19.Make a sentence: on / children / Three / the / bus. / are
- 20.There are thirty ___ in our class. (a) childs (b) child (c) children
- 21.⌚ Which sentence matches the picture? (a) That watch is his. (b) This is Kabir's cap. (c) Those glasses are hers.
- 22.Which word is “glasses”? (a) glasses (b) cap (c) phone (d) bag
- 23.Which word is “phone”? (a) bag (b) watch (c) children (d) phone
- 24.Make a sentence: is / this? / It's / Meera's. / umbrella / Whose
- 25.Which sentence says “This is Kabir's cap.”? (a) This is Kabir's cap. (b) Those glasses are hers. (c) This bag is mine, and that one is yours.
- 26.Which word is “watch”? (a) umbrella (b) watch (c) cap (d) shoes
- 27.🎒 What is this? (a) bag (b) bicycle (c) umbrella (d) woman
- 28.This is ___ cap. Kabir wears it every day. (a) he (b) Kabir (c) Kabir's
- 29.Make a sentence: are / glasses / Those / hers.
- 30.🧢 What is this? (a) glasses (b) phone (c) children (d) cap
- 31.Make a sentence: bus. / Three / children / are / the / on
- 32.One man, two ___. (a) mens (b) men (c) mans
- 33.Make a sentence: bus. / Three / on / the / children / are
- 34.Which sentence says “That watch is his.”? (a) That watch is his. (b) Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's. (c) Three children are on the bus.
- 35.👨 What is this? (a) children (b) woman (c) man (d) shoes
- 36.🎒 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Those glasses are hers. (b) That watch is his. (c) This bag is mine, and that one is yours.
- 37.Which sentence says “Three children are on the bus.”? (a) This is Kabir's cap. (b) This bag is mine, and that one is yours. (c) Three children are on the bus.
- 38.My pencil is red. Is this blue one ___? (a) your (b) you (c) yours
- 39.Make a sentence: hers. / are / glasses / Those
- 40.Make a sentence: is / watch / That / his.
Answer key
- child
- Three children are on the bus.
- glasses
- child
- Those glasses are hers.
- This is Kabir's cap.
- bicycle
- Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- This is Kabir's cap.
- his
- This is Kabir's cap.
- Whose
- That watch is his.
- mine
- Three children are on the bus.
- children
- bag
- Those glasses are hers.
- Three children are on the bus.
- children
- That watch is his.
- glasses
- phone
- Whose umbrella is this? It's Meera's.
- This is Kabir's cap.
- watch
- bag
- Kabir's
- Those glasses are hers.
- cap
- Three children are on the bus.
- men
- Three children are on the bus.
- That watch is his.
- man
- This bag is mine, and that one is yours.
- Three children are on the bus.
- yours
- Those glasses are hers.
- That watch is his.
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