Possessive adjectives gap fill practice for beginner English learners. Students complete short modern everyday sentences with my, your, his, her, its, our and their in simple problem situations with phones, bags, tickets, passwords, buses, chargers, robots and school things.
Complete the gaps with: MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, OUR, THEIR.
1. I’m going to charge my phone.
2. She’s going to clean her screen. It’s very dirty.
3. We’re going to move our bags. People can’t walk here.
4. He’s going to call his mum. He missed the bus.
5. They’re going to check their tickets. The QR code doesn’t work.
6. Are you going to change your password? It’s too easy.
7. I’m going to wash my hoodie. It smells like pizza.
8. She’s going to look for her card. It isn’t in her bag.
9. We’re going to close our windows. It’s cold in here.
10. He’s going to fix his bike. The wheel is bad.
11. The robot is going to charge its battery. It is at 2%.
12. Are you going to pack your charger? Your phone is almost dead.