Possessive Adjectives, Subject Pronouns, & Object Pronouns
Read this dialogue between two friends who meet at the store. Think about whether the word you choose is possessive, a subject-verb contraction, or an object pronoun. Choose the correct word.
Britney: Hi Diane!
Diane: Hi Brittney. (It/Its/It’s) so good to see (you/you’re/your). (You/You’re/Your) looking well these days.
Britney: Thanks. I was just at the beauty salon getting (me/my/I) hair done.
Diane: (It/Its/It’s) looks great. By the way, I saw (you/you’re/your) yesterday.
Britney: Oh, really? Where was (me/my/I)?
Diane: (You/You’re/Your) were at the mall. I was in line shopping for (me/my/I) husband’s birthday present, so (me/my/I) couldn’t say hello.
Britney: Well, tell (his/him/he’s) I said happy birthday.
Diane: I will. We wanted to invite (you/you’re/your) over for (us/we/our) party. Do (you/you’re/your) want to go?
Britney: Sure! When is (it/its/it’s)?
Diane: (It/Its/It’s) on Saturday at 6:00.
Britney: Do (you/you’re/your) want (me/my/I) to bring anything?
Diane: No. I’m making (his/him/he’s) cake, and I’m cooking a special family recipe for (his/him/he’s).
Britney: Well, if it’s OK, I might bring (his/him/he’s) a present anyway.
Diane: OK. I’ll see (you/you’re/your) then.