In this video, we discuss Subject and Possessive Pronouns, as well as how to use Possessive Adjectives.
| Subject Pronouns | Possessive Adjective + noun | Possessive Pronouns |
| I | my pen | mine |
| We | our dog | ours |
| You | your teacher | yours |
| They | their classroom | theirs |
| He | his car | his |
| She | her friend | hers |
| It | its camera | its (not common) |
| Matt’s | Matt’s school | Matt’s |
We can replace, for example, a name with a pronoun for subjects (ie: Matt → He) or objects (ie: Mark → him).
We can also replace a possessive (ie: Matt’s → his).
For example: Matt takes Mark’s pen.
Who took Mark’s pen?
Matt took it. (Mark’s pen = it)
What did Matt take?
He took Mark’s pen. (He = Matt)
Did Matt take Mark’s pen?
Yes, he took it. (He = Matt and it = Mark’s pen)
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