Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Which of these two types of words are used to show ownership?

• possessive pronouns

• possessive adjectives

• demonstrative pronouns

• prepositions of place

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.2D

Which of these sentences has the possessive pronoun of they?

• All these animals are ours.

• The horse lives on our farm.

• Are these kittens theirs?

• My cousins love their new kittens.

Which of these sentences has the possessive adjective of the pronoun they?

• The horse lives on our farm.

• My cousins love their new kittens.

• All these animals are ours.

• Are these kittens theirs?

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.2D

Which of these sentences has the possessive pronoun of we?

• All these animals are ours.

• The horse lives on our farm.

• Is this their farm?

• Is this farm theirs?

Which of these sentences has the possessive adjective of the pronoun we?

• Is this their farm?

• The horse lives on our farm.

• Is this farm theirs?

• All these animals are ours.

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.2D

Which of these sentences has the possessive pronoun of she?

• Is this bird yours?

• This beautiful bird is hers.

• This bird is mine.

• Maha got her bird from the store.

Which of these sentences has the possessive adjective of the pronoun she?

• This bird is mine.

• Maha got her bird from the store.

• Is this bird yours?

• This beautiful bird is hers.

Which of these sentences has the possessive pronoun of you?

• Is this pet bunny hers?

• Your pet bunny is so cute.

• Is this pet bunny yours?

• This is my pet bunny.

Which of these sentences has the possessive adjective of the pronoun you?

• Is this pet bunny hers?

• Is this pet bunny yours?

• Your pet bunny is so cute.

• This is my pet bunny.