Put on ____cap. A. you B. your C. is

Put on ____cap. A. you B. your C. is

The correct answer is B. your. In this sentence, we need a possessive adjective to show that the cap belongs to the person being addressed. "Your" (possessive form of "you") correctly indicates ownership, making the complete sentence "Put on your cap."

"You" (option A) is a subject pronoun and cannot modify "cap."

"Is" (option C) is a verb and does not fit grammatically in this context.

Possessive adjectives like "your," "my," or "his" connect a person to an object they own, which is exactly what this sentence requires. How might the sentence change if we used "my" instead of "your"?