Understanding Possessive Pronouns

The video tutorial introduces the use of common pronouns: he, she, his, and her. It explains why these pronouns are used instead of repeating a person's name. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the correct usage of 'he' and 'she' for males and females, respectively. It also covers the possessive forms 'his' and 'her', explaining their use in indicating ownership. The lesson concludes with practice questions to reinforce the learning.

Why do we use pronouns like 'he', 'she', 'his', and 'her'?

• To confuse the reader

• To replace verbs in a sentence

• To make sentences longer

• To avoid repeating a person's name

Which pronoun would you use for a male person?

• She

• They

• He

• Her

Which pronoun would you use for a female person?

• He

• His

• She

• It

In the sentence 'Rahul is a good boy', which pronoun can replace 'Rahul'?

• She

• Her

• His

• He

In the sentence 'Ria is a sweet girl', which pronoun can replace 'Ria'?

• Her

• She

• His

• He

What is the correct pronoun to use for possession by a male?

• She

• His

• Her

• He

What is the correct pronoun to use for possession by a female?

• They

• Her

• His

• He

In the sentence 'This is Tom's story book', which pronoun can replace 'Tom's'?

• He

• His

• Her

• She

In the sentence 'This is Kelly's pen', which pronoun can replace 'Kelly's'?

• She

• Her

• His

• He

Which pronoun would you use to indicate possession for a boy?

• His

• They

• She

• Her