What We Own

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1. Question 1 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. The red bike belongs to you.

   1. That is yours red bike.
   2. That is your red bike.
   3. The red bike is your.
   4. The red bike is yours.
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   Answer

   That is your red bike.; The red bike is yours.

   Yours stands alone; your comes before the noun.

2. Question 2 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. The keys belong to Tom.

   1. They are Toms key.
   2. The keys Tom are.
   3. The keys are Tom's.
   4. They are Tom's keys.
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   Answer

   The keys are Tom's.; They are Tom's keys.

   Tom's can modify keys or stand alone after are.

3. Question 3 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. You own a small radio.

   1. I have a small radio.
   2. I got have a small radio.
   3. I've got a small radio.
   4. I has a small radio.
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   Answer

   I have a small radio.; I've got a small radio.

   Have and have got both express present possession.

4. Question 4 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. The two coats belong to us.

   1. The coats is our.
   2. They are ours coats.
   3. They are our coats.
   4. The coats are ours.
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   Answer

   They are our coats.; The coats are ours.

   Our is a determiner; ours is a possessive pronoun.

5. Question 5 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. One cat belongs to Ella.

   1. Ella got has a cat.
   2. Ella have a cat.
   3. Ella's got a cat.
   4. Ella has a cat.
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   Answer

   Ella's got a cat.; Ella has a cat.

   A singular Ella takes has or has got.

6. Question 6 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. These bags belong to the two children.

   1. These are the children's bags.
   2. The bags is children's.
   3. These are the childrens bags.
   4. The bags are the children's.
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   Answer

   These are the children's bags.; The bags are the children's.

   Children's is the possessive of the irregular plural children.

7. Question 7 · Multiple choice

   Choose all the correct answers.

   Choose TWO correct statements based on the information given. One phone belongs to him.

   1. It's him phone.
   2. The phone is his.
   3. The phone is he.
   4. It's his phone.
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   Answer

   The phone is his.; It's his phone.

   His works both before a noun and as a possessive pronoun.

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