Possessive Pronouns – Free Exercise

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Exercise

Complete the sentences with the correct possessive determiners.

  1. Xavier répare (il)   vélo.vélo = masculine singular → sonXavier is repairing his bike.
  2. Est-ce que tu as oublié (tu)   veste?veste = feminine singular → taDid you forget your jacket?
  3. Demain nous mangerons dans (nous)   restaurant préféré.restaurant = masculine singular → notreTomorrow we’ll eat at our favourite restaurant.
  4. Louise cherche (elle)   lunettes.lunettes = plural → sesLouise is looking for her glasses.
  5. Ils vont vendre (ils)   maison et déménager.maison = feminine singular → leurThey are going to sell their house and move.

Choose the correct form to complete the sentences.

  1. Quand est-ce qu’elle fête anniversaire?anniversaire = masculine singular → sonWhen is she celebrating her birthday?
  2. J’adore idée!idée = feminine singular → ta|however, ta becomes ton before a vowel or a silent hI love your idea!
  3. Est-ce que tu connais sœur?sœur = feminine singular → maDo you know my sister?
  4. Je connais amie.amie = feminine singular → sa|however, sa becomes son before a vowel or a silent hI know his/her friend.
  5. Guillaume a bien reçu carte postale.carte postale = feminine singular → taGuillaume received your postcard.

Possessive pronouns: Rewrite the sentences, replacing the underlined part of the sentence with the correct possessive pronoun.

  1. Je n’aime pas mettre tes chaussures.
    →  .2nd person singular (tes)|chausseures = feminine plural → les tiennesI don’t like wearing your shoes.
    → I don’t like wearing yours.
  2. Est-ce qu’il a pris ses clefs?
    →  ?3rd person singular (ses)|clefs = feminine plural → les siennesDid he take his keys?
    → Did he take his?
  3. Voici notre voiture.
    →  .1st person plural (notre)|voiture = feminine singular → la nôtreHere is our car.
    → Here’s ours.
  4. Amandine emmena son chapeau en vacances.
    →  .3rd person singular (son)|chapeau = masculine singular → le sienAmandine took her hat on holiday.
    Amandine took hers on holiday.
  5. Demain Thomas rangera son bureau.
    →  .3rd person singular (son)|bureau = masculine singular → le sienTomorrow, Thomas will tidy up his desk.
    → Tomorrow, Thomas will tidy up his.