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Possessive Pronouns
Possessive pronouns can show who or what owns, or possesses, something. Singular possessive pronouns my/mine your/yours her/hers his its
Jen and I both have sleds. Her sled is bright orange. Mine is dark blue. Plural possessive pronouns our/ours your/yours their/theirs
My boots are heavy. Their soles are thick. Are these boots yours?
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UNIT 5 GRAMMAR
Write the possessive pronoun that takes the place of each underlined word or words. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Gram was sick so we did Grams chores. Tims and my next job was to dust all the bookshelves. The houses floors were tracked with mud. The hardest task was Grampss. Gramps had to milk Grams and Grampss cows. The milking stool wobbled on the milking stools legs. Tim and I were glad that the milking job was not Tims and my job!
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Write the letter of the possessive pronoun that best completes each sentence. 6. I bring _____ crafts project to school. A mine B yours C my D hers
7. The teacher told us all to remember _____ materials. A hers B ours C mine D our
8. My parents could use a tablecloth for _____ table. A their B her C theirs D mine
9. _____ will be a pretty one with red and white checks. A My B Theirs C Its D Our
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