Possessive adjectives gap fill practice for beginner English learners. Students complete short modern sentences with my, your, his, her, our and their in simple contexts about living with parents, family, home, rent, Wi-Fi, buses, rooms and everyday problems.
Complete the gaps with: MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR.
1. John lives with his parents. Rent is too high.
2. Lorna and Mary live with their parents. Their flat is small.
3. Niko and I live with our parents. We share one room.
4. Martina lives with her parents. The bus to school is near their house.
5. I live with my parents. The Wi-Fi is good there.
6. Do you live with your parents or alone?
7. Tom lives with his dad. His mum works in another city.
8. Sofia lives with her mum. Their new house is near the station.
9. We live with our grandparents. Our parents are abroad.
10. They live with their aunt. Their parents are in another town.
11. I don’t live with my brother. His room is too noisy.
12. Do you share your room with your sister?