Exercises - Object Pronouns or Possessive Pronouns
Level A1
Complete each sentence with an object pronoun (me, them …) or a possessive pronoun (mine, theirs …).
Grammar rules
Object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them) describe the object of the sentence . In English sentences, they come after the verb or after a preposition.
The children like her.
I will meet him at seven.
Do not listen to them!
Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, -, ours, yours, theirs) show possession or belonging. They can replace a possessive determiner + noun when a more detailed description is not necessary.
This is my book and this is yours. (= your book)
The painting is more beautiful than theirs. (= their painting)
We can use determiners (a, some, this …) + noun + of + possessive pronoun to refer to a definite or indefinite number.
I want to meet some friends of mine.
We are looking for a classmate of ours.