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    The document provides examples to practice the difference between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns in English. It contains two sections: Section I gives examples replacing personal pronouns with possessive adjectives. Section II presents sentences where the reader must identify whether a possessive adjective or possessive pronoun is needed. It focuses on the possessive forms of the pronouns for first, second, third person singular and plural (my/mine, your/yours, his/her/hers/its/their/theirs, our/ours).

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    The document provides examples to practice the difference between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns in English. It contains two sections: Section I gives examples replacing personal pronouns with possessive adjectives. Section II presents sentences where the reader must identify whether a possessive adjective or possessive pronoun is needed. It focuses on the possessive forms of the pronouns for first, second, third person singular and plural (my/mine, your/yours, his/her/hers/its/their/theirs, our/ours).

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    ANDERSON YESID GALLEGO

    I. SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES


    Replace the personal pronouns by possessive adjectives.
    1. Where are (you) __your____ friends now?
    2. Here is a postcard from (I) _____my_ friend Dees.
    3. She lives in England now with (she) ____her__ family.
    4. (He) ___his___ company builds websites.
    5. Joanie is (John and Nancy) ___their___ daughter.
    6. Our names are Kathy and Robin. This is (Kathy and Robin)___our_ mother.
    7. Jeremy and Valerie are (Tim and Carey) ___their__ parents.
    8. Tony is (Mary) __her__ grandson.
    9. My name is Annie. This is (Annie) ____my_ father.
    10. (Alex) ____his_ name is Alex.
    11. Your name is Greg. They are (Grey) _your____ parents.

    II. POSSESSIVE PRONOUN or POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE?


    Choose whether each sentence requires a possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun.
    EX: That car is not his. It's mine. (possessive pronoun) OR That's my car. (possessive
    adjective)
    1. Is that your notebook or ________mine___________ (my/mine)?
    2. I don't like ________their_____________ (their/theirs) apartment.
    3. That's not my problem. It's ______________your_______ (yours/your).
    4. Your car is green, while _____mine________________ (my/mine) is black.
    5. Isn't ____________their_________ (their/theirs) son older than you?
    6. A friend of _______ours______________ (our/ours) called.
    7. He's __________our________ (our/ours) doctor.
    8. That's _______our______________ (our/ours) house, not theirs.
    9. Is he a friend of __________yours___________ (your/yours)?

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