Personal Pronouns and Possessives

Possessive Pronouns
and Adjectives

Welcome to the world of possessives! In this presentation, we will

explore the fascinating differences and uses of possessive pronouns and

adjectives. Get ready to master your grammar skills and impress with

your knowledge!

by Dessy Nur Hanifah

Definition of Possessive Pronouns

Possessive pronouns are words that show ownership or possession.

They replace noun phrases that indicate ownership.

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Examples

Mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

Examples of Possessive Pronouns

The dog is **mine**.

This is **yours**.

The house is **theirs**.

The cat is **hers**.

Pronoun

Meaning

mine

belonging to me

yours

belonging to you

his

belonging to him

hers

belonging to her

its

belonging to it

ours

belonging to us

theirs

belonging to them

Definition of Possessive Adjectives

Possessive adjectives modify nouns, indicating ownership.

They tell us who or what something belongs to.

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Examples

My, your, his, her, its, our, their

Examples of Possessive Adjectives

This is **my** book.

The dog is playing with **your** ball.

The cat is chasing **its** tail.

They are having a picnic in **their** backyard.

Possessive Adjectives

My

Your

His

Her

Its

Our

Their

Possessive Pronouns

Mine

Yours

His

Hers

Its

Ours

Theirs

Differences between
Possessive Pronouns and
Possessive Adjectives

Possessive pronouns stand alone, replacing noun phrases.

Possessive adjectives modify nouns, showing ownership.

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Possessive Pronoun

This is **mine**.

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Possessive Adjective

This is **my** book.

When to Use Possessive
Pronouns

Use possessive pronouns when they stand alone, replacing noun

phrases.

They indicate ownership without a noun following.

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Example

This book is **mine**.

When to Use Possessive
Adjectives

Use possessive adjectives to modify nouns, showing ownership.

They precede a noun, indicating who or what something belongs to.

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Example

This is **my** baseball bat.

Common Mistakes with
Possessive Pronouns and
Adjectives

A common mistake is using "its" instead of "it's" (it is).

Another mistake is using possessive adjectives where possessive

pronouns are needed, or vice versa.

Incorrect

The dog is its.

Correct

The dog is hers.

Conclusion and Summary

Possessive pronouns and adjectives are essential parts of English

grammar.

Mastering their use will enhance your writing and communication skills.

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Pronouns

Replace noun phrases, show ownership.

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Adjectives

Modify nouns, indicate who or what something belongs to.

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Remember

Practice and review these rules!

Multiple Choice

.... bag is pink (tas saya berwarna merah muda)

• I

• me

• I am

• my

Multiple Choice

he is wearing a hat. ....hat is yellow.

• her

• his

• our

• their

Multiple Choice

These are Steven's shoes. They are _____________.

• mine

• yours

• his

• hers

Multiple Choice

Where is (I)….book?

• My

• Our

• Her

• Their

Multiple Choice

It's our office. This office is ....

• theirs

• mine

• ours

• yours

Multiple Choice

These pens are not ... . I did't bring my pens.

• hers

• his

• mine

• yours

Multiple Choice

Witty comes from Sulawesi island. She and…family live in Jakarta now.

• Its

• My

• Her

• His

Multiple Choice

It's their car. This car is ....

• they

• them

• their

• theirs

Multiple Choice

Two children didn’t come to………..friend’s birthday party.

• My

• Their

• His

• Him

Multiple Choice

Those are her shoes. Those shoes are ....

• hers

• his

• their

• ours

Categorize

Options (14)

Mine

Yours

Theirs

Hers

His

Its

Ours

My

Your

Their

Our

Her

-His-

-Its-

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