Subject Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Subject Pronouns

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

You

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

You

We

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

You

They

We

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

You

They

We

It

Subject Pronouns

She

Maria is a woman.
Don is a man.
I am talking about myself.
I am talking about you.
You and I together:
Don and Maria together.
I am talking about the chair.
I am talking to a lot of you.

He

I

You

They

We

You or You all

It

Possessive Adjectives

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

your

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

our

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

their

our

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

their

our

its

Possessive Adjectives

her

It belongs to Maria.
It belongs to Don.
It belongs to me.
It belongs to you.
It belongs to you and me together:
It belongs to Don and Maria.
It belongs to the chair.
It belongs to a lot of you.

his

my

your

their

our

your

its

Match

Match the subject pronouns with the possessive adjectives

EX: We matches with Our

• I

• you

• he

• she

• it

my

your

his

her

its

• my

• your

• his

• her

• its

Match

Match the subject pronouns with the possessive adjectives

EX: We matches with Our

• we

• you

• they

• she

• it

our

your

their

her

its

• our

• your

• their

• her

• its

Multiple Choice

____ have a dog.

• I

• She

• Your

• Our

Multiple Choice

This is _____ dog.

• She

• my

• He

• I