Exploring Possessive Pronouns

Ashley and Mia introduce possessive pronouns, reviewing nouns and pronouns. They explain possessive pronouns as words showing ownership, like 'its' for 'the dog's bone'. Examples include 'his', 'her', 'my', and 'ours'. The video includes practice exercises, replacing possessive nouns with pronouns in sentences. The lesson concludes with a review and encouragement to practice using online games and quizzes.

What do nouns represent?

• Ownership

• People, places, things, or ideas

• Descriptions

• Actions

What does a possessive pronoun indicate?

• Time

• Ownership

• Location

• Action

Which of the following is an example of a possessive pronoun?

• Theirs

• He

• Dog

• Run

Which sentence correctly uses a possessive pronoun?

• His favorite color is blue.

• They likes to play soccer.

• The book of her is on the table.

• She have two cats.

How can 'Katie's new baby sister' be replaced with a possessive pronoun?

• Her

• Hers

• She

• Theirs

What possessive pronoun replaces 'Malachi' to indicate something belongs to him?

• His

• Ours

• Hers

• Yours

Which possessive pronoun would you use to indicate ownership of an iPad by Trevor's big sister?

• Mine

• Yours

• Theirs

• Hers

What should you do to improve your understanding of possessive pronouns?

• Ignore them

• Practice with online games and quizzes

• Only listen to lectures

• Skip practicing