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    This document discusses possessive pronouns, which take the place of possessive nouns. It notes that some possessive pronouns are used before nouns, while others can stand alone. Possessive pronouns do not contain apostrophes. The document then lists the singular and plural forms of first, second, and third person possessive pronouns, and provides examples of how each possessive pronoun is used in a sentence.

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    Possessive Pronouns

    A possessive pronoun takes the place of the possessive form of a noun.

    • Some possessive forms are used before nouns.

    • Other possessive forms can be used by themselves.

    • Possessive pronouns do not contain apostrophes.

    Possessive Pronouns
    Singular Plural
    First person my, mine our, ours
    Second person your, yours your, yours
    Third person his, her, hers, its their, theirs

    1. Donna dropped her ice cream cone. (her, singular)

    2. Della had dropped hers on the floor. (hers, singular)

    3. The students enjoyed their trip to the zoo. (their, plural)

    4. The white plate is mine. (mine, singular)

    5. I hurt my hand when I drew the bow. (my, singular)

    6. It’s too bad the cat broke its tail. (third person, singular)

    7. Your handbook tells you how to build a shelter. (second person, plural)

    8. Stephen confused our keys with his . (first person, plural; third person,
    singular)
    © Harcourt

    Grade 6, Lesson 14 LA90 Grammar

    3373_Trans_Lang_Gr6_L14.indd 2 11/1/06 1:20:08 PM

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