Fill in the blank

Possessive 's —
Family & Daily Life.

Choose the correct word for each blank using possessive 's (e.g., Anna’s, my mother’s, Peter’s).

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Question 1

Tom is my only cousin. I borrowed _____ bicycle for the afternoon.

Options: my cousins', my cousin's, my cousins

Question 2

I have one sister, Amy. _____ phone is ringing.

Options: My sisters', My sisters, My sister's

Question 3

Mia and Eva each left a lunch box here. These are _____ lunch boxes.

Options: the girl's, the girls', the girls

Question 4

Both my brothers own these bicycles together. I can borrow _____ bicycles on Saturday.

Options: my brothers, my brother, my brothers'

Question 5

Only one doctor works at this small clinic. I'm waiting in the _____ office.

Options: doctor's, doctors', doctors

Question 6

James is my only neighbour. That is _____ garden across the road.

Options: James, Jameses', James's

Question 7

All four women in the team left their coats here. These are _____ coats.

Options: the women, the women's, the woman's

Question 8

I have one aunt, Rosa. We are eating in _____ kitchen tonight.

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

Question 9

Both my parents bought this house together. We are staying at _____ house this week.

Options: my parent, my parents', my parents

Question 10

The changing room belongs to all the men on the team. _____ shoes are beside the door.

Options: The men, The women's, The men's

Question 11

All five children share this bedroom. This is _____.

Options: the parents' bedroom, the children's bedrooms, the children's bedroom

Question 12

Uncle Ben owns the cottage. We're staying at _____ cottage this weekend.

Options: Uncle Ben's, Uncle Ben, Uncle Bens'

Question 13

Emma owns this water bottle. Whose bottle is it? _____.

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

Practice Possessive 's — Family & Daily Life with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

Practicing 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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