Possession

We use them to talk about possessions by putting them before the noun we're talking about. We usually use them with people, connections and parts of the body.

• Possessive adjective

• Possessive pronouns

• belong to questions

• Questions with whose

What's the possessive adjective of she?

• Shes

• her

• hers

• his

What's the possessive adjective of I?

• mine

• me

• my

• am

What's the possessive adjective of we?

• our

• ours

• were

• our's

We use them to talk about possession. They replace the possessive adjective and the noun to avoid repeating information.

• possessions

• possessive adjectives

• questions with whose

• possessive pronouns

What's the possessive pronoun of you?

What's the possessive pronoun of they?

The noun It doesn't have a possessive pronoun.

• True

• False

Complete the sentence.

Excuse me, this is ______ jacket.

• mine

• my

Complete the sentence.

We have te same kind of car as Mary and Susan but _____ isn't as new as ours.

• their

• theirs