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    This document provides a learning guide about possessive pronouns. It explains that possessive pronouns show who or what owns something. Some possessive pronouns, like "my", "her", and "his" show ownership by a single person or thing, while others like "our" and "their" indicate ownership by more than one. Examples are given of sentences using possessive pronouns like "These toys are ours" and "This fishing pole is mine".

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    This document provides a learning guide about possessive pronouns. It explains that possessive pronouns show who or what owns something. Some possessive pronouns, like "my", "her", and "his" show ownership by a single person or thing, while others like "our" and "their" indicate ownership by more than one. Examples are given of sentences using possessive pronouns like "These toys are ours" and "This fishing pole is mine".

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    This document provides a learning guide about possessive pronouns. It explains that possessive pronouns show who or what owns something. Some possessive pronouns, like "my", "her", and "his" show ownership by a single person or thing, while others like "our" and "their" indicate ownership by more than one. Examples are given of sentences using possessive pronouns like "These toys are ours" and "This fishing pole is mine".

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    Daily Language Practice Learning Guide Week Daily Language Practice Learning Guide Week

    Set 1 10 Set 1 10

    Possessive Pronouns Possessive Pronouns


    A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a
    noun. Possessive pronouns show who or what noun. Possessive pronouns show who or what
    owns something. owns something.

    1 Some possessive pronouns show that one person 1 Some possessive pronouns show that one person
    or thing owns something. or thing owns something.
    my toy mine your toy yours my toy mine your toy yours
    her toy hers his toy his her toy hers his toy his
    2 Other possessive pronouns show that more than 2 Other possessive pronouns show that more than
    one person or thing owns something. one person or thing owns something.
    our toy ours your toy yours our toy ours your toy yours
    their toy theirs their toy theirs

    These toys These toys


    are ours. are ours.

    This fishing pole This fishing pole


    is mine. is mine.

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