Possessive Pronouns

The video tutorial introduces pronouns, focusing on possessive pronouns. It explains the different pronoun cases: subjective, objective, and possessive, with examples for each. The tutorial emphasizes the use of possessive pronouns, which show ownership and do not contain apostrophes. It distinguishes between possessive pronouns and contractions, providing examples and practice questions to reinforce learning. The video concludes with a summary of key points about possessive pronouns.

Which of the following is a possessive pronoun?

• Us

• We

• Mine

• They

In the sentence 'She returned a book to the library', what case is the pronoun 'she'?

• Subjective

• Possessive

• Reflexive

• Objective

Which pronoun would correctly complete the sentence: 'The book is ___.'?

• Mine

• Me

• I

• My

What is the main difference between a possessive pronoun and a contraction?

• Possessive pronouns show ownership and do not contain an apostrophe.

• Contractions show ownership and contain an apostrophe.

• Possessive pronouns show ownership and contain an apostrophe.

• Contractions show ownership and do not contain an apostrophe.

Which of the following sentences uses a possessive pronoun correctly?

• The cat licked its paws.

• The cat licked theirs paws.

• The cat licked it's paws.

• The cat licked her paws.

In the sentence 'Are these glasses yours?', which word is the possessive pronoun?

• These

• Are

• Yours

• Glasses

Which of the following is NOT a possessive pronoun?

• Ours

• It's

• His

• Hers