Possessive Pronouns What does the underlined word in each sentence indicate? In the first and third sentences, what is the relationship of the underlined.

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Possessive Pronouns What does the underlined word in each sentence indicate? In the first and third sentences, what is the relationship of the underlined word to the word that follows it? Does Bill know he left his book here? Are you sure that one is his? Yes; his name is on it.

Is this pencil Jamie’s or Rachel’s? Possessive pronouns are used to say who the owner is of someone or something. Is this pencil Jamie’s or Rachel’s? It is not his (Jamie), it’s hers (Rachel). Noun Jamie’s Rachel’s Possessive Pronoun His Her

Read the sentence below. Now click on a possessive pronoun from the list to fill the gap in the sentence. 1. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you .They’re . yours Our mine hers

Sorry, you did not click on the correct pronoun. Read the sentences below to decide which pronoun best fills the gap. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you. They’re yours. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you. They’re our. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you. They’re mine. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you. They’re hers. Try again

1. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you .They’re . mine Well done, you clicked on the correct pronoun. Now click on a possessive pronoun for sentence 2. 1. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you .They’re . mine 2. “Are these trainers Jack?” asked Molly. yours Our mine hers

Sorry, you did not click on the correct pronoun. Read the sentences below to decide which pronoun best fills the gap. “Are these trainers yours Jack?” asked Molly. “Are these trainers our Jack?” asked Molly. “Are these trainers hers Jack?” asked Molly. Try again

Now, choose a possessive pronoun for sentence 3. That’s right! Now, choose a possessive pronoun for sentence 3. 1. I don’t want to share the felt tips with you .They’re . mine 2. “Are these trainers Jack?” asked Molly. yours 3. school has a football pitch and a netball court. yours Our mine hers

Sorry, you did not click on the correct pronoun. Read the sentences below to decide which one pronoun best fills the gap. Our school has a football pitch and a netball court. Hers school has a football pitch and a netball court. Try again

1. I do not want to share the felt tips. They are . mine Excellent, you have chosen 3 possessive pronouns. There is only 1 sentence left 1. I do not want to share the felt tips. They are . mine 2. “Are these trainers Jack?” asked Molly. yours Our 3. School has a football pitch and netball court. 4. “It’s not my ball!” cried Jamal, “it’s ”. yours Our mine hers

Sorry, you did not click on the correct pronoun. There is only one pronoun left to choose from. Read the sentence below and decide if the pronoun can fill the gap. “It’s not by ball” cried Jamal, “it’s hers”. Try again

Possessive Pronouns Yours Our Mine Hers Congratulations, you chose 4 possessive pronouns to fill the gaps in the sentences. Yours Our Mine Hers Possessive Pronouns

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