Possessive Pronouns - English Grammar Basics Video Lecture - Verbal Ability (VA) & Reading Comprehension (RC) - CAT

possessive pronouns possessive pronouns
are pronouns which show possession or
ownership possessive pronouns are
usually found at the end of the sentence
and remember we do not put ' in
possessive pronouns the possessive
pronouns in singular form are mine yours
his and hers walk for plural form we
have ours yours and theirs the pronoun
yours can be used in both singular and
plural forms try to take note of the
following examples the first one the
paintings in the gallery are all mine
mine here means that the paintings
belong to me another one I don't like my
doll I like hers hers here means that
the doll belongs to her the third one
the package wrapped in red is yours it
means that the package belongs to you
the last one that blue house is theirs
there's here means that the house
belongs to them for our exercise put the
proper possessive pronoun to the
following sentences the first one give
them back the ball it's blank
the answer is theirs give them back the
ball it's theirs the second one I gave
it to you it's blank
the answer is yours I gave it to you
it's yours the third one we have our own
house this house is blank
the answer is ours we have our own house
this house is ours the fourth one give
the letter to Chris it's blank
the answer is his give the letter to
Chris it's his the last one I have three
cars
these cars are blank
the answer is mine I have three cars
these cars are mine did you get them
right