Definition of Possessive Pronoun:
A possessive pronoun replaces a possessive adjective. The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, their, our, and its. The possessive pronouns are mine, his, hers, yours, hers, theirs, ours, and its.
Example Possessive Pronouns:
- The green balls are mine.
- The yellow balls are yours.
- The orange balls are hers.
- The while balls are his.
- The red bat is theirs.
- The blue bat is ours.
- Is this your book? That one is mine.
- That car is mine.
- Their dog is barking loudly.
- Your keys are on the kitchen counter.
- Her books are scattered all over the room.
- His phone is always ringing.
- Our team will win the game.
- Its fur is so soft and fluffy.
- Yours is the last remaining slice of pizza.
- Theirs is the blue house on the corner.
- His is the one with the red tie.
- My little brother loves to play with toys.
- Their parents are very proud of them.
- Her hair is styled beautifully.
- Our trip to the beach was a lot of fun.
- Its tail wags whenever it sees us.
- Here is my book. Where’s yours?
- I left my bag here and he left his.
- We got our fruits. What about theirs?
- They got their meals. What about ours?
- Can I borrow your pen? I lost mine.
- Why are you using my phone? Where is yours?
- I can’t find my bag. Can I take hers?
