Possessive Adjectives and Personal Pronouns Quiz

Articles

• The: used to refer to specific nouns, implies the listener knows what is being referred to
• Examples of using The: "I'm going to the store." "She's reading the book."

Possessive Adjectives

• My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, Their: used to show possession or relationship
• Examples of using possessive adjectives: "This is my book." "That's her car."
• Used to describe a noun or pronoun, indicating who it belongs to

Quantifiers

• Some, Any, All, Both, Each, Every, Few, Little, Much, Many: used to indicate quantity
• Examples of using quantifiers: "I have some money." "She eats very little."
• Can be used with countable and uncountable nouns

Demonstratives

• This, That, These, Those: used to point out specific nouns
• Examples of using demonstratives: "I want this book." "Can you pass me that pen."
• This/These used for closer objects, That/Those used for farther objects

Interrogative Determiners

• Which, What: used to ask questions about specific nouns
• Examples of using interrogative determiners: "Which book do you want?" "What's your name?"
• Used to gather more information about a specific noun

Correct Options

• Correct options for the given sentences:
  • 1. My name is Juan.
  • 2. You are Spanish.
  • 3. That's Dani and that's his camera.
  • 4. She is my teacher. She is funny.
  • 5. I am Russian.
  • 6. This is Jorge. He is from Mexico.