The document discusses possessive pronouns in Dutch and English. It provides examples of using "me/my/mine", "you/your/yours", "him/his/his", "us/our/ours", and "them/their/theirs" to indicate possession. For each pronoun, it shows how to say "It is for (pronoun)" and "It's (pronoun) (noun)" as well as "It's (pronoun)".

1. Me/my/mine
gr 4.3

2. Het is voor mij -> it is for me
Het mijn thee -> it’s my tea
Het is van mij (de mijne) -> it’s mine

3. This book is for you. (ev en mv!)
It’s your book.
It’s yours.
This coffee is for him.
It’s his coffee.
It’s his.
These tickets are for us.
They’re our tickets.
These tickets are ours.

4. This poster is for them.
It’s their poster.
It’s theirs.

5. 1. Here is (you/your/yours) tea. This one is
(me/my/mine).