Possessive and demonstrative

Identify personal pronoun as Subjective Pronoun (S), Objective Pronoun (O), possessive pronoun (P) and possessive adjectives (PA) in the sentences below
Her hits him on his head. .
She and I went out for a meal.
This bit of garden is ours but the pond is theirs.
They enjoyed themselves at the concert.
He gave the book to me.
That bag is mine but the keys are my Dad’s.
Have you asked Jane? I think the coat must be hers.
I’ll go and talk to her. I think this is her coat.
They didn’t listen to us. They only believe their adviser.
What am I going to do without you?
Replace the personal pronoun by possessive adjectives
Where are (you) __________ friends now?
Here is a postcard from (I) __________ friend Peggy.
She lives in Australia now with (she) __________ family.
(She) __________ husband works in Newcastle.
(He) __________ company builds ships.
(They) __________ children go to school in Newcastle.
(I) __________ husband and I want to go to Australia, too.
We want to see Peggy and (she) __________ family next winter.
We love (We) __________ car!
Because it is (they) __________ summer.
Finish the sentences with a possessive pronoun or possessive adjective
I’ve got a pen. This is ______ pen. This pen is ________
You have got two books. These are _______ book. These books are ________
She has got a bag. That is _______ bag. That bag is __________
He has got a mobile. This is ______ mobile. This mobile is ________
We have got a villa. This is ________ villa. This villa is ________
They have got 3 children. Those are _____ children. Those children are _____

Choose the right word
It’s their / theirs problems, not our / ours
This is a nice camera. Is it your/ yours?
That’s not my / mine umbrella. My / mine is black.
Whose books are these? Your/ yours or my / mine?
Catherine is going out with her / hers friends this evening.
My / mine room is bigger than her / hers
They’ve got two children but I don’t know their / theirs name.
Cam we use your / yours washing machine? Our / ours is broken.
This is Peter. He is a friend of my / mine.
V. Put in the apostrophe ( ‘ ) or ( ‘s ) correctly.
The men cars are parked there.
The men`s cars are parked there.
The grocer shop is round the corner.
The grocer`s shop is round the corner.
The boys bicycles are over there.
The boys` bicycles are over there.
Ladies handbags are sold here.
Ladies` handbags are sold here.
The soldiers helmets are of the same colour.
The soldiers` helmets are of the same colour.
The children playground is across the road.
The children`s playground is across the road.
This girl hair is the longest in class.
This girl`s hair is the longest in class.
The carpenters tools are in the box.
The carpenters` tools are in the box.
We have two weeks holiday in September.
We have two weeks` holiday in September.
It is John last year as president of the club.
It is John`s last year as president of the club.
VI. Choose one demonstrative to fill in the blank
He can`t finish __________ chocolate. Would you like some?
Hello, __________ is Rachel speaking.` Hello. How are you, Rachel?
Hey, Jillian, is _________ your ring? I`ve just found it on the floor.
Look at ___________ woman over there. She`s a Spanish teacher
“Jane! __________ is my penfriend Joe`. “Hello, pleased to meet you”.
Look at __________ painting over there. What fabulous colours!
Don`t take _________ cup, it`s broken. Take this one.
Listen! __________ awful dog next door is barking again.
His uncle, who fought in world war II, told him that in ________ days they didn`t have enough food.
___________ mountains in the distance are the Alps.
Mmm. I love _________ pancakes. They`re home-made, aren`t they?
Do you know _______ people? This is Peter and this is John.