possessive adjectives ‘my’, ‘her’, ‘his’ and ‘their’

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GrammarPossessive adjectives ‘my’, ‘her’, ‘his’ and ‘their’

Circle the correct answers.

1 Aunt Julie stays on a farm. This is ( my / her ) farm.

2 Uncle Bob is walking towards ( their / his ) car.

3 I lend Cathy ( her / my ) bicycle.

4 Mr and Mrs White has three sons. ( Their / My ) sons are very naughty.

Answers: 1. her 2. his 3. my 4. Their

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GrammarAdjectives

Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. Use each word once only.

There is a 1 bench in the park. Jane likes to sit there in the morning. She

can listen to a 2 sparrow chirping and feel the 3

breeze blowing at her. There are 4 insects in the park but Jane is not

afraid of them.

small wooden brown gentle

breeze: a gentle wind

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Answers: 1. wooden 2. brown 3. gentle 4. small

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GrammarLike(s), do/does not like

Circle the correct answers.

1 He ( likes / do not like ) to play in his room.

2 The girls ( likes / do not like ) to share the same bedroom.

3 John’s brother ( like / does not like ) mowing the lawn in the garden. It is tiring.

4 My neighbours and I ( like / likes ) to play at the playground near our house.

neighbour: a person who lives near one’s house

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Answers: 1. likes 2. do not like 3. does not like 4. like

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PhonicsBeginning sounds ‘c’ and ‘g’

Fill in the blanks with words that begin with the ‘c’ or ‘g’ sound. You may use the picture clues to help you.

1 The is locked. You cannot get into the farm.

2 You should wear this when you are cold.

3 The girl guide sells a cup of lemonade for fifty .

4 Mrs Kee makes a man for tea.

5 There is a ant on the ground. It is so much bigger than the other ants.

Answers: 1. gate 2. coat 3. cents 4. gingerbread 5. giant

possessive adjectives ‘my’, ‘her’, ‘his’ and ‘their’

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