PERSONAL PRONOUNS vs POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
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The document discusses possessive pronouns and their use in sentences. It provides examples of sentences using different possessive pronouns such as "my", "your", "his", "her", "its", "our", and "their". The document then has interactive exercises for the reader to complete charts and sentences by selecting the correct possessive pronoun.
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PERSONAL PRONOUNS vs POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
- 1. BY FERNANDO
- 2. I have got a ball. It’s my ball.
- 3. You have got a ball. It’s your ball.
- 4. He has got a ball. It’s his ball.
- 5. She has got a ball. It’s her ball.
- 6. It has got a ball. It’s its ball.
- 7. We have got a ball. It’s our ball.
- 8. You all have got a ball. That’s your ball.
- 9. They have got a ball. It’s their ball.
- 10. I you he she it we you they my your his her its our your their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 11. I you he she it we you they your your his her its our my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 12. I you he she it we you they his your your her its our my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 13. I you he she it we you they her your your his its our my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 14. I you he she it we you they its your your his her our my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 15. I you he she it we you they our your your his her its my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 16. I you he she it we you they your our your his her its my their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 17. I you he she it we you they theirour your his her its my your Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart
- 18. REMEMBER
- 19. Complete the sentences your our her its my This is Bart’s dog. It’s _________ dog. his
- 20. Complete the sentences your our its my This is Lisa’s bike. It’s _________ bike. her his
- 21. Complete the sentences your our its I have got a saxophone. It’s _______ saxophone. my his her
- 22. our its Dad, you have got a doughnut. It’s _______ doughnut. your his her my
- 23. our The dog has got a bone. It’s _______ bone. its his her my your
- 24. Bart and I have got a sister. It’s _______ sister. our his her my your its
- 25. BYE BYE!