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1. Is this teddy ?
No, it's .

2. This is hat .
That one is .

3. This is goat.
The goat ate food.

4. house is big.
is very small.

5. This is seat.
That one is .

6. Can I use racket ?
is broken.

7. dog is at the vet
because it has hurt tail.

8. car is very good
but is better.

9. This is street.
is over there.

10. dress is red.
is blue.

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Possessive Adjectives in English - Grammar Lesson

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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS | English grammar lesson and exercise

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A possessive adjective is an adjective that is used to show ownership. It comes before a noun in the sentence and lets us know to whom the noun belongs.
While many cases of ownership are shown with possessive nouns (Karen's, children's), these possessive adjectives are not nouns and are not formed by adding an apostrophe + s.

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1. ____ book is on the table.

2. I think you forgot ____ purse.
3.The chair next to the window is ____.

4. The dog dug ____ bone.
5. The house on the corner is ____.
6. I think the chocolate cookies at the party were ____.

7. The girls missed _____ bus.

8. Joey left _____ bat at home.
9. The phone that is ringing is ____.

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On the other hand, it replaces the noun and becomes an object that show possession.
e.g.
This book is mine. That car is hers. Our house is as beautiful as theirs.

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As its name says, it is an adjective which means it modifies a noun, and that noun must express a meaning of belonging or property.
e.g.

This is my book. That is his car. Your house is beautiful.