Possessive pronouns include my, mine, our, ours, its, his, her, hers, their, theirs, your and yours.
These words demonstrate ownership.
Example: If the book belongs to me, then it is mine. If the book belongs to her, then it is hers.
Is this tablet (your / yours)?
yours
your
The book is (my / mine).
mine
my
That pencil is (my / mine).
mine
my
Theo lives in (her / hers) cottage.
her
hers
You might want (your / yours) homework.
your
yours
The new cat is (their / theirs).
theirs
their
Delphine cooked (our / ours) food.
our
ours
She gave him (her / hers) photo.
her
hers
Don’t stand on (my / mine) spot!
my
mine
I met (their / theirs) uncle.
their
theirs
Is this (their / theirs) dog?
theirs
their
Is the computer (her / hers)?
her
hers
The red dress is (my / mine).
my
mine
That blue bike is (our / ours).
ours
our
We should take (our / ours) umbrella.
ours
our
That is (my / mine) chair.
my
mine
She dropped (my / mine) package.
my
mine
Are these toys (their / theirs)?
their
theirs
Those flowers are (our / ours)!
ours
our
Those pictures are your / yours.
your
yours
Are those (my / mine) candies?
my
mine
These desks are their / theirs
their
theirs
The prize was really (their / theirs) for the taking.