Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

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.

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The book is (my / mine).
1. my
2. mine
What's mine is (your / yours), my friend.
1. your
2. yours
Don’t stand on (my / mine) spot!
1. my
2. mine
These desks are their / theirs
1. their
2. theirs
Is the computer (her / hers)?
1. hers
2. her
Is this tablet (your / yours)?
1. your
2. yours
Those pictures are your / yours.
1. your
2. yours
Is this (their / theirs) dog?
1. theirs
2. their
I met (their / theirs) uncle.
1. their
2. theirs
The kitten is (theirs / their).
1. theirs
2. their
Are these toys (their / theirs)?
1. theirs
2. their
She dropped (my / mine) package.
1. mine
2. my
Their father gets along well with (yours / your).
1. your
2. yours
The coat is (her / hers).
1. her
2. hers
She gave him (her / hers) photo.
1. her
2. hers
The red dress is (my / mine).
1. mine
2. my
The new cat is (their / theirs).
1. their
2. theirs
Are those (my / mine) candies?
1. my
2. mine
That blue bike is (our / ours).
1. our
2. ours
The pen is (mine / my).
1. my
2. mine
Those flowers are (our / ours)!
1. our
2. ours
You might want (your / yours) homework.
1. your
2. yours
The telephone is (yours / your).
1. your
2. yours
The prize was really (their / theirs) for the taking.
1. theirs
2. their
Delphine cooked (our / ours) food.
1. our
2. ours
We shall finally have what is (our / ours).
1. our
2. ours
We should take (our / ours) umbrella.
1. our
2. ours
That pencil is (my / mine).
1. mine
2. my
That is (my / mine) chair.
1. my
2. mine
Theo lives in (her / hers) cottage.
1. her
2. hers