Use possessive pronouns
Key Notes:
π Use Possessive Pronouns π
π What are Possessive Pronouns? |
π Possessive pronouns show ownership or belonging. They replace nouns to avoid repeating words.
π List of Possessive Pronouns: |
- Mine π§ββοΈβ‘οΈ (That book is mine.)
- Yours π«΅β‘οΈ (The pen is yours.)
- His π¦β‘οΈ (The bag is his.)
- Hers π§β‘οΈ (The shoes are hers.)
- Ours π«β‘οΈ (The house is ours.)
- Theirs π¨βπ©βπ§β‘οΈ (The garden is theirs.)
π Remember: |
- β Possessive pronouns stand alone. They donβt need a noun after them.
- β Donβt say: This is mine book.
- β Correct: This is mine.
π― Examples: |
- This phone π± is mine, not yours.
- That bicycle π² is hers.
- The trophies π are theirs.
- The playground π is ours.
π‘ Quick Tip: |
If you ask βWho does it belong to?β β‘οΈ The answer will use a possessive pronoun!
β¨π In short: Possessive pronouns help us talk about ownership without repeating names or nouns. πβ¨
Let’s practice!ποΈ