Adjective and Possessive Pronouns
Adjective and Possessive Pronouns
Adjective and Possessive Pronouns
yesterday. 3RD
SINGULAR
(FEMALE)
HER
All the students did them
yesterday.
3RD
SINGULAR
(THING)
IT
1ST PLURAL
US
I will go to the party with Sam. 2ND
PLURAL YOU
I will go to the party with him. 3RD
PLURAL THEM
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
(Not followed by a noun)
It is tom’s house.
1ST
SINGULAR MY
It is his house. 2ND
SINGULAR YOUR
3RD
SINGULAR HIS
This is Susan’s car. (MALE)
keys. 1ST
PLURAL OUR
Those are their keys. 2ND
PLURAL YOUR
3RD
PLURAL THEIR
I live here.
This is MY
house.
Now this is
YOUR car!
He is on the beach
with HIS dog.
She is reading
HER book.
This is
London
and these
are ITS
red buses.
This is OUR
car.
This is YOUR
wine. Enjoy
your meal!
They are reading THEIR books.
PERSON SUBJECT OBJECT POSSESSIVE POSSESSIVE
PERSONAL PERSONAL
PRONOUNS PRONOUNS PRONOUNS ADJECTIVES
1ST SINGULAR
I ME MINE MY
2ND SINGULAR
YOU YOU YOURS YOUR
3RD SINGULAR
(MALE) HE HIM HIS HIS
3RD SINGULAR
(FEMALE) SHE HER HERS HER
3RD SINGULAR
(THING) IT IT ITS ITS
1ST PLURAL
WE US OURS OUR
2ND PLURAL
YOU YOU YOURS YOUR
3RD PLURAL
THEY THEM THEIRS THEIR
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