Possessive 's — Belongings

Complete each of the 12 sentences with the possessive form that matches whether the owner is singular, regular plural, or irregular plural.

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Question 1

This is _____ backpack. It has a red keychain.

Options: Emma's, Emmas, Emma

Question 2

Both my parents use the same set of keys. I found my _____ keys on the kitchen table.

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

Question 3

I found _____ phone on the sofa.

Options: Jameses, James, James's

Question 4

I have an appointment with one doctor. My ear hurts, so I am at the _____ office now.

Options: doctor's, doctors', doctor

Question 5

Whose notebook is this? _____.

Options: It's Mias, It's Mia's, It's Mia

Question 6

Is this _____ bag? She is looking for it.

Options: Annas, Annas', Anna's

Question 7

The _____ toys are in the big blue box.

Options: children's, childrens, children'

Question 8

I have one sister, Lena. This is _____ jacket, not mine.

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

Question 9

Only one baker owns this shop. We bought fresh bread at the _____ shop this morning.

Options: bakers', bakers's, baker's

Question 10

I have one cousin, Omar, who is staying with us. My _____ room is upstairs next to mine.

Options: cousin's, cousins', cousin

Question 11

Three girls from my class each left one bag by the classroom door. The _____ bags are still there.

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

Question 12

I think this is _____. It has his name on the screen.

Options: Lucas phone, Lucas's phones, Lucas's phone

Practise Possessive 's — Belongings 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 — Belongings in everyday English.

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