Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the possessions
Possessive Adjectives
We use Possessive Adjectives to speak about possessions.

We use my/your/his/her/its with a noun in Singular.

Example: my dad, your magazine.

We use our/your/their with a noun in Plural.

Example: our family, their chips.

1. [ ]
   name is George. I am thirteen years old.
2. I study at the same school as Lorette, and [ ]
   teacher’s name is Mrs Black.
3. Lorette loves studying — [ ]
   favourite lesson is Literature.
4. [ ]
   best friends are Sam and Nick — they are twin brothers.
5. Sam and Nick are fond of sport; [ ]
   favourite sport is baseball.
6. I have a dog — it’s big and kind. [ ]
   name is Spot.
7. When I first met Lorette, she asked, «What is [ ]
   favourite game?»
8. Sam is a great football player — [ ]
   team always wins.