Subject Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives - Question Practice
Practise subject pronouns & possessive adjectives with 20 focused A1 grammar questions on one student page. Includes a separate teacher answer key with suggested answers.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 20 focused grammar questions
- One student page in two columns
- Separate teacher answer key
- Print page 1 for learners and keep page 2 for checking
Choose and supply subject pronouns or possessive adjectives in 20 A1 items. The first ten give alternatives; the next ten require independent completion. A separate teacher page supplies suggested full-sentence answers.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Review pronoun-before-verb and possessive-adjective-before-noun patterns. Keep page 2 separate. Model Maria works becoming She works, alongside my bag rather than I bag.
- Complete Part 1 using both the preceding context and the word following the gap.
- Complete Part 2, tracing whose thing or which person is referred to. Discuss why You and Ben leads to your test and My family and I leads to our house.
- Check and read the completed sentences. As an optional extension, replace a name or object and adjust the pronoun or possessive form.
Support and extension
For support, display I / my, he / his and other paired forms. For an extension, write two linked sentences about an invented person. My teacher does not specify gender, so he or singular they may also fit with the appropriate following verb. Accept contextually grammatical alternatives instead of treating the model's she as the only possible identity.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
