Possessive 's /s'– Personal Belongings

Fill in the blanks. Click on each blank and choose the correct option from the dropdown menu. Some sentences may have more than one blank, so complete all of them.

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Question 1

I think this is _____ wallet. It has a photo of him inside.

Options: Tom's, Toms, Tom

Question 2

My mother and father share this suitcase. It is _____ suitcase.

Options: my parents', my parent's, my parents's

Question 3

You have one sister. Is this _____ key, or does it belong to someone else?

Options: your sister, your sisters', your sister's

Question 4

Please do not take that jacket. It is _____ jacket.

Options: my sister's-in-law, my sister-in-law's, my sister-in-laws'

Question 5

I cannot find the dogs. Where are _____ bowls?

Options: the dogs', the dogs's, the dog's

Question 6

I have two brothers. _____ bikes are in the garage.

Options: My brother's, My brothers, My brothers'

Question 7

This is _____ passport. She keeps it in her bag.

Options: Maria, Marias, Maria's

Question 8

Whose gloves are these? They are _____.

Options: the childrens', the children's, the childrens

Question 9

The zipper is broken on _____ bag, so he is using another one today.

Options: Jameses, James, James's

Question 10

My friends are here. I put _____ coats on the sofa so they stay clean.

Options: my friends, my friend's, my friends'

Question 11

My aunt and uncle share one set of luggage. _____ luggage is in the hallway.

Options: My aunt and uncle's, My aunt's and uncle, My aunts and uncles

Question 12

My brother and sister each have a separate room. These are my _____ bedrooms.

Options: brother and sister's, brother's and sister's, brothers' and sisters'

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