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This document lists different possessive pronouns including my, your, our, her, his, their, and its followed by the word "bag". It appears to be listing different ways to say who a bag belongs to in the possessive case using common English possessive pronouns.
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- 2. my bag
- 3. your bag
- 4. our bags
- 5. your bags
- 6. her bag
- 7. his bag
- 8. their bags
- 9. its bag
- 10. their bags