For today's mini lesson, let's talk about possessive pronouns.
The English possessive pronouns are: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs. Notice that 'his' is the same as the possessive determiner. We don't usually use 'its' as a pronoun
Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) must be used without a noun. They replace possessive determiners (my / your / etc) + noun.
- It's my book OR it's mine.
- That's your car OR it's yours.
- Those are his shoes OR they're his.
- It's her umbrella OR it's hers.
- Please open our gift first OR please open ours.
- The students took their books OR the students took theirs.
Let's review!
- That's (my / mine) car.
- The red coats are (their / theirs).
- Could you pass (your / yours) cup?
ANSWERS >>>
- That's my car.
- The red coats are theirs.
- Could you pass your cup?