Choose the correct possessive pronoun
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Key Notes:-
| What is a Possessive Pronoun? π€ |
- A possessive pronoun shows ownership or something belongs to someone.
- Examples: my, your, his, her, its, our, their
| List of Possessive Pronouns β¨ |
| Pronoun | Example Sentence |
|---|---|
| my | This is my bag π |
| your | Is this your pencil? βοΈ |
| his | His ball is red β½ |
| her | Her doll is pretty πͺ |
| its | The cat licked its paw π± |
| our | Our school is big π« |
| their | Their house is yellow π |
| How to Choose the Correct Possessive Pronoun β |
Look at the owner
- If it is me, use my
- If it is you, use your
- If it is he, use his
- If it is she, use her
- If it is it, use its
- If it is we, use our
- If it is they, use their
Replace the noun showing ownership with the correct pronoun
Example: βThis is Riyaβs bookβ β βThis is her bookβ π
| Quick Tips π‘ |
Possessive pronouns never have an apostrophe (βs).
- They show who something belongs to.
- Always match the pronoun to the owner in the sentence.
| Fun Practice π― |
Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive pronoun:
- This is ___ bag. (I) β my π
- Is this ___ pencil? (You) β your βοΈ
- That is ___ dog. (He) β his πΆ
- She is holding ___ cat. (She) β her π±
- The bird is cleaning ___ feathers. (It) β its πͺΆ
- We love ___ school. (We) β our π«
- They are playing in ___ garden. (They) β their π³
This note can be made extra colorful with:
- Bright headers π¨
- Emojis next to every pronoun and object ππͺπ
- Cartoon-style images of children and animals holding their belongings π§π§π±
Let’s practice!ποΈ

