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[[Essential Grammar in Use] Unit 60 - my/his/their etc.]
EssentialGrammarinUse possessives

Essential Grammar in Use with Answers and Interactive eBook 4/E

my/his/their etc

possessives	sentences
I -> my	I like my house.
we -> our	We like our house.
you -> your	You like your house.
he -> his	He like his house.
she -> her	She like her house.
they -> their	They like their house.
it -> its	Oxford(= it) is famous for its university.

We use my/your/his etc. + noun:

my hands
his new car
her parents
our clothes
your best friend
their room

his/her/their

her car (= Amy's car)
his bike
their daughter

its and it's

its : Oxford is famous for its university.
it's(= it is) : I like Oxford. It's a nice place. (= It is a nice place.)

Exercises

Complete the sentences in the same way.

I'm going to wash (my hands).
She's going to wash (her hands).
They're going to wash (their hands).
Are you going to wash (your hands)?

Complete the sentences in the same way.

He (lives with his parents).
They live with (their) parents.
Martina lives (with her parents).
John (lives with his parents).
Do you live (with your parents)?
Most children (live with their parents).

Write my/our/your/his/her/their/its.

Do you like (your) job?
I know Mr Watson, but I don't know (his) wife.
We're going to have a party. We’re going to invite all (our) friends.
'Is that (your) car?' 'No, I don't have a car.'
Do you think most people are happy in (their) jobs?
This is a beautiful tree. (Its) leaves are a beautiful colour.
John has a brother and a sister. (His) brother is 25, and (his) sister is 21.

Complete the sentences. Use my/his/their etc. with these words:

words	sentences
job	James doesn't enjoy (his job). It's not very interesting.
key	I can't get in. I don't have (my key).
coat	Please take off (your coat) and sit down.
name	'Do you know that man?' 'Yes, but I don't know (his name).'
house	We live in Barton Street. (Our house) is at the end on the left.