🌟 Identify Possessive Pronouns 🌟

What is a Possessive Pronoun?

A possessive pronoun shows ownership or possession. It tells us who something belongs to.

💡 Example:

• This is my book. 📖
• That bag is hers. 🎒

Common Possessive Pronouns

Singular	Plural	Emoji Examples
my – belongs to me	our – belongs to us	My cat 🐱, Our school 🏫
your – belongs to you	your – belongs to you all	Your pen 🖊️, Your classroom 🏫
his – belongs to him	their – belongs to them	His hat 🎩, Their toys 🧸
her – belongs to her		Her bag 👜
its – belongs to it		Its tail 🐶
mine – belongs to me	ours – belongs to us	This pencil is mine ✏️, This playground is ours 🏀
yours – belongs to you		This bag is yours 🎒
his – belongs to him	theirs – belongs to them	This book is his 📘, The car is theirs 🚗
hers – belongs to her		This toy is hers 🧸

Tips to Identify Possessive Pronouns

✅ They replace a noun and show ownership.

✅ They never use an apostrophe (’).

✅ They can appear before or after a noun:

• Before a noun: my book 📖
• After a noun (standalone): The book is mine 📘

Examples in Sentences

1. That is my pencil. ✏️
2. The shoes are hers. 👟
3. Our school is very big. 🏫
4. Is this bag yours? 🎒
5. The dog wagged its tail. 🐕

Remember!

• Possessive pronouns = Ownership 💖
• No apostrophe ❌
• Can replace nouns