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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, which are pronouns that show ownership. It provides examples of possessive pronouns that can stand alone (hers, mine, ours, theirs, yours) and those that must be used with a noun (her, its, my, our, their, your). The pronoun "his" can be used either way. The document also includes exercises for readers to underline possessive pronouns and fill in blanks with the correct possessive pronoun.

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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, which are pronouns that show ownership. It provides examples of possessive pronouns that can stand alone (hers, mine, ours, theirs, yours) and those that must be used with a noun (her, its, my, our, their, your). The pronoun "his" can be used either way. The document also includes exercises for readers to underline possessive pronouns and fill in blanks with the correct possessive pronoun.

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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, which are pronouns that show ownership. It provides examples of possessive pronouns that can stand alone (hers, mine, ours, theirs, yours) and those that must be used with a noun (her, its, my, our, their, your). The pronoun "his" can be used either way. The document also includes exercises for readers to underline possessive pronouns and fill in blanks with the correct possessive pronoun.

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    A possessive

    pronoun is a
    pronoun that
    shows
    ownership of
    something.

    The
    possessive
    pronoun
    hers, mine,
    ours, theirs,
    and yours
    stand alone.
    Examples:
    That coat is

    Underline the possessive pronoun in each


    sentence.

    The
    possessive
    pronouns
    her, its, my,
    our, their, and
    your must be
    used before a
    noun

    The pronoun
    his may be
    used either
    way.
    Examples:
    That is his
    dog. The dog
    is his.

    Examples: Her

    Complete each sentence. Choose a


    suitable pronoun.

    1. Lora lost her bracelet.


    2. Brady broke his arm.
    3. The dogs wagged their tail.
    4. The students take their books.
    5. Musician Louis Armstrong was
    famous for his smile.
    6. The referee blew her whistle.

    our
    s

    min
    es

    you
    r
    o
    ur

    you
    rs

    thei
    rs
    he
    r

    his
    its

    my

    thei
    r

    7. Brad entered his painting in a


    contest.

    16. Lisa drove ______ car to the top of the


    hill.

    8. I wanted to read that book, but a


    number of its pages are missing.

    17. Frank left _______ raincoat in the


    doctors office.

    9. My aunt and uncle have sold their


    ranch.

    18. Isnt Alaska noted for _______ salmon?

    10.The Inuit built their igloos out of


    snow blocks.
    11.How did Florida get its name?
    12.Coffee found its way from Arabia to
    Java.
    13.The magpie builds her nest very
    carefully.
    14.Allison sprained her ankle while
    skiing.

    19. Travis and Beth bought _______ mother


    a beautiful shawl from China.
    20. Gina, where is ______ brother?
    21. Manuel forgot _____ appointment.
    22. The IPad on the desk is __________ .
    23. The cat licked _______ bowl clean.
    23. No! This is ______ computer not ______!
    24. The children broke _______ swing.

    A possessive
    pronoun is a
    pronoun that
    shows
    ownership of
    something.

    The
    possessive
    pronoun
    hers, mine,
    ours, theirs,
    and yours
    stand alone.
    Examples:
    That coat is

    Underline the possessive pronoun in each


    sentence.

    The
    possessive
    pronouns
    her, its, my,
    our, their, and
    your must be
    used before a
    noun

    The pronoun
    his may be
    used either
    way.
    Examples:
    That is his
    dog. The dog
    is his.

    Examples: Her

    Complete each sentence. Choose a


    suitable pronoun.

    1. Lora lost her bracelet.


    2. Brady broke his arm.
    3. The dogs wagged their tail.
    4. The students take their books.
    5. Musician Louis Armstrong was
    famous for his smile.
    6. The referee blew her whistle.

    our
    s

    min
    es

    you
    r
    o
    ur

    you
    rs

    thei
    rs
    he
    r

    his
    its

    my

    thei
    r

    7. Brad entered his painting in a


    contest.

    16. Lisa drove ______ car to the top of the


    hill.

    8. I wanted to read that book, but a


    number of its pages are missing.

    17. Frank left _______ raincoat in the


    doctors office.

    9. My aunt and uncle have sold their


    ranch.

    18. Isnt Alaska noted for _______ salmon?

    10.The Inuit built their igloos out of


    snow blocks.
    11.How did Florida get its name?
    12.Coffee found its way from Arabia to
    Java.
    13.The magpie builds her nest very
    carefully.
    14.Allison sprained her ankle while
    skiing.

    19. Travis and Beth bought _______ mother


    a beautiful shawl from China.
    20. Gina, where is ______ brother?
    21. Manuel forgot _____ appointment.
    22. The IPad on the desk is _______ .
    23. The cat licked _______ bowl clean.
    23. No! This is ______ computer not ______!
    24. The children broke _______ swing.

    Underline the possessive pronoun in each


    sentence.
    1. Lora lost her bracelet.
    2. Brady broke his arm.
    3. The dogs wagged their tail.

    These are possible answers


    16. Lisa drove ___her___ car to the top of
    the hill.
    17. Frank left ___his____ raincoat in the
    doctors office.

    4. The students take their books.

    18. Isnt Alaska noted for ___its____


    salmon?

    5. Musician Louis Armstrong was


    famous for his smile.

    19. Travis and Beth bought ____their___


    mother a beautiful shawl from China.

    6. The referee blew her whistle.

    20. Gina, where is ___my___ brother?

    7. Brad entered his painting in a


    contest.

    21. Manuel forgot __his___ appointment.

    8. I wanted to read that book, but a


    number of its pages are missing.

    22. The IPad on the desk is mines.


    23. The cat licked ___its____ bowl clean.

    9. My aunt and uncle have sold their


    ranch.

    23. No! This is ___my___ computer not


    __yours____!

    10.The Inuit built their igloos out of


    snow blocks.

    24. The children broke ___their____ swing.

    11.How did Florida get its name?


    12.Coffee found its way from Arabia to
    Java.
    13.The magpie builds her nest very
    carefully.
    14.Allison sprained her ankle while
    skiing.

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