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differences between “he/him/his” and “she/her/hers Possessive adjective

Practice Worksheet: He / Him / His vs She / Her / Hers

Categories: Basic English

Practice: He / Him / His vs She / Her / Hers

Part A – Fill in the blanks

  1. ___ is my brother.

  2. I saw ___ at the park yesterday.

  3. This is ___ book on the table.

  4. The pen belongs to Anna. It is ___.

  5. ___ is a good singer.

  6. I spoke to ___ after class.

  7. That is ___ bag.

  8. This car belongs to John. It is ___.

  9. ___ runs faster than anyone in the class.

  10. The teacher gave ___ extra homework.

  11. Do you know ___?

  12. I think this is ___ jacket.

  13. The story is not mine, it is ___.

  14. ___ went to the store.

  15. I sat beside ___ on the bus.

  16. The cat is ___.

  17. ___ loves playing football.

  18. I gave the keys to ___.

  19. That is not my problem, it is ___.

  20. ___ and I are friends.

Part B – Multiple Choice

  1. I saw (he / him) yesterday.

  2. This is (his / him) pen.

  3. The book is (her / hers).

  4. The teacher praised (she / her).

  5. (He / Him) went to the party.

  6. That house belongs to Sam. The house is (his / him).

  7. I gave the message to (he / him).

  8. This is (she / her) notebook.

  9. Is this (her / hers)?

  10. (She / Her) likes to swim.

  11. That gift is (his / him).

  12. I walked with (she / her).

  13. We enjoyed listening to (he / him).

  14. This umbrella is (his / him).

  15. I know (she / her) very well.

  16. (He / His) is the captain of the team.

  17. The red dress is (hers / her).

  18. My best friend is taller than (he / him).

  19. I will call (he / him) tomorrow.

  20. That dog belongs to John. It is (his / him).

Part C – Correct the Mistakes

  1. Her is a good teacher.

  2. I gave the book to his.

  3. She is taller than hims.

  4. That car is her.

  5. I saw he in the garden.

  6. This is pen of him.

  7. The teacher praised she.

  8. The house is hers one.

  9. I know his very well.

  10. Me and he are friends.

✅ Answer Key

  1. He

  2. Him

  3. His

  4. Hers

  5. She

  6. Him

  7. His

  8. His

  9. He

  10. Her

  11. Him

  12. His

  13. Hers

  14. She

  15. Him

  16. His

  17. She

  18. Him

  19. Hers

  20. He

  21. Him

  22. His

  23. Hers

  24. Her

  25. He

  26. His

  27. Him

  28. Her

  29. Hers

  30. She

  31. His

  32. Her

  33. Him

  34. His

  35. Her

  36. He

  37. Hers

  38. Him

  39. Him

  40. His

  41. She is a good teacher.

  42. I gave the book to him.

  43. She is taller than him.

  44. That car is hers.

  45. I saw him in the garden.

  46. This is his pen.

  47. The teacher praised her.

  48. The house is hers.

  49. I know him very well.

  50. He and I are friends.

differences between “he/him/his” and “she/her/hers Possessive adjective
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