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Possessive Pronouns, Whose
Possessive Pronouns, Whose
ARBULU
Possessive Adjectives Objects Pronouns
SUBJECT POSSESSIVE SUBJECT OBJECT
ADJECTIVES PRONOUNS
I MY I ME
HE HIS HE HIM
IT ITS IT IT
WE OUR WE US
I MY MINE
HE HIS HIS
IT ITS ITS
WE OUR OURS
Your is an adjective because it modifies the noun “car.” Furthermore, it is a “possessive” adjective because it tells
who owns, or possesses, the car.
Mine is red.
Mine is a pronoun, because it replaces or takes the place of a noun. In this case, the previous sentence tells us that
“mine” is replacing the noun “car.” Furthermore, it is a “possessive” pronoun because it tells who owns, or
possesses, the noun it is replacing
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
To avoid repetition.
Those are my Converse sneakers. They are not your Converse sneakers.
I didn't have my textbook for English class, so Brian lent me his textbook.
Well, my sister always hangs hersin the closet, but I just throw
onmine
a chair! My room’s always a mess.