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    Possessive adjectives are used with nouns to indicate ownership, while possessive pronouns replace nouns and do not use an additional noun. Examples are given of using possessive adjectives like "my" and "your" with nouns like "house" and "tea," and replacing those phrases with possessive pronouns alone like "mine" and "yours." The document provides a practice section to reinforce the difference between possessive adjectives and pronouns.

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    Possessive adjectives are used with nouns to indicate ownership, while possessive pronouns replace nouns and do not use an additional noun. Examples are given of using possessive adjectives like "my" and "your" with nouns like "house" and "tea," and replacing those phrases with possessive pronouns alone like "mine" and "yours." The document provides a practice section to reinforce the difference between possessive adjectives and pronouns.

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    Possessive adjectives are used with nouns to indicate ownership, while possessive pronouns replace nouns and do not use an additional noun. Examples are given of using possessive adjectives like "my" and "your" with nouns like "house" and "tea," and replacing those phrases with possessive pronouns alone like "mine" and "yours." The document provides a practice section to reinforce the difference between possessive adjectives and pronouns.

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    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

    &
    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
    POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

    Possessive adjectives are used with the noun. It is an adjective that indicates the possession and
    indicates the ownership of the noun it follows

    Example:
    This is my house.
    It’s your tea.
    Which is our car?
    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

    Possessive pronouns replace the noun – they stand instead of the noun, so they are not used with
    a noun.
    Example :
    This house is my house. → This house is mine.
    The milky tea is your tea. → The milky tea is yours.
    The smallest car is our car. → The smallest car is ours.
    PRACTICE

    This is ____ house. your / yours

    This dog is ____. their / theirs

    I lent my pen to David because he left ____ at home. his / his

    Angela finished her homework before Tilly finished ____. her / hers

    Sarah is wearing ____ new shoes. her / hers

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