Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns

​Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Pronouns​

are used to show that someone or something owns something.

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They are used to show possession.​

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Possessive Adjectives​...

​Some examples are...

Chef Gordon Ramsey loves his food. His recipes are delicious.

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​My aunt had a baby. Her baby is my cousin.

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​The neighbors adopted a dog. Their dog is tiny.

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Remember the possessive adjectives and fill in the blanks.

Multiple Choice

''Hello, I am new in school, ___ name is Lex''

• your

• my

• his

Multiple Choice

My sister Laura has a box. ___ box is pink and purple.

• her

• your

• his

Multiple Choice

My brother Paul bought a videogame, ___ videogame is Fifa 22.

• her

• your

• his

...simplify ideas ​that show possession of something.

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​Possessive Pronouns

Some examples are...

This is Miss Lucy's class. This class is hers.

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My classmate and I made a project. This project is ours.​

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That is my teachers' room. It's theirs.​

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Remember the possessive adjectives and fill in the blanks.

Multiple Choice

There are Mark and Mike, this car is ______.

• his

• their

• theirs

Multiple Choice

Do you see that house? It's _____.

• your

• ours

• our

This toy is mine.

​This toy is yours.

This toy is ​his.

This toy is hers.

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This toy is ours.

This toy is theirs.​

Possessive Pronouns

My eyes are brown.

Your eyes are brown.

His eyes are brown.

Her eyes are brown.

​Its eyes are brown.

Our eyes are brown.​

​Their eyes are brown.

Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Adjectives are written before the noun and Possessive Pronouns after the noun or when there is no noun.

This is mine.

This is yours.

This is his.

This is hers.

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This is ours.

This is theirs.​

Multiple Choice

I bought my first car, it's really _____!

• my

• mine

Multiple Choice

This is _____ key to the house, take it.

• your

• yours

Read to see how

pronouns are used and

answer questions your

teacher asks about the

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