Possessive 's — Family & Daily Life

Choose the correct word for each blank using possessive 's (e.g., Anna’s, my mother’s, Peter’s). Click the blank, then click the correct answer. There are 6 sentences.

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Question 1

This is _____ phone.

Options: my sister's, my sister, my sisters'

Question 2

This is _____ bag.

Options: Tom's, Toms', Toms

Question 3

I need a check-up, so I'm at _____.

Options: the doctor's, the doctors's, the doctors

Question 4

I will borrow _____ bike on Saturday.

Options: my brother's, my brothers, my brother

Question 5

Where is _____ bedroom? I want to say good night to him.

Options: James's, James, Jameses'

Question 6

Lucas cannot find his keys. Are these _____ keys?

Options: Lucas's, Lucas, Lucases'

Question 7

We are in _____ kitchen and it smells good.

Options: my aunts', my aunt's, my aunts's

Question 8

We are having dinner at _____ house tonight, not at mine.

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

Question 9

The _____ shoes were covered in mud.

Options: men's, mens', mens's

Question 10

These are _____ toys.

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

Question 11

We're staying at Uncle _____ this weekend.

Options: Ben, Bens', Ben's

Question 12

Whose water bottle is this? _____.

Options: Its Emma's, It's Emma's, It's Emmas'

Practise Possessive 's — Family & Daily Life with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Possessive 's — Family & Daily Life in everyday English.

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