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    The document discusses possessive pronouns, which indicate ownership or belonging. It lists common possessive pronouns like his, hers, its, ours and provides examples of replacing underlined nouns with the appropriate possessive pronoun. The examples are sentences rewritten to replace a possessive noun with a possessive pronoun, such as replacing "the dog's tail" with "its tail" and "Maddie's mother" with "her mother". The document is a lesson on identifying and using possessive pronouns.

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    Name Possessive Pronouns

    Possessive Pronouns
    A possessive pronoun tells who or what something belongs to. A
    possessive pronoun takes the place of a possessive noun.

    she his its her

    we our their us

    my yours you they

    DIRECTIONS: Rewrite each sentence, replacing the underlined words


    with a possessive pronoun.

    1. The dog is chasing the dog’s tail.

    __________________________________________________________________

    2. I asked Maddie’s mother if she had heard the news.

    __________________________________________________________________

    3. The wooly mammoth his the discovery of those scientists.

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    4. That computer belongs to you.

    __________________________________________________________________

    5. Have you been to the house that belongs to us?

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