Possessive Pronouns Example

The possessive pronouns are those pronouns that indicate the property of something for some person. The pronoun replaces the noun and in this case the noun, expressing the property of something.

Possessive pronouns classification

1. Singular pronouns
   1. First person of singular
   2. Second person singular
   3. Third person singular
2. Plural pronouns
   1. First person of singular
   2. Second person singular
   3. Third person singular

What are the possessive pronouns?

Possessive pronouns in the singular:

First person:

1. Me
2. My
3. Own
4. Mine
5. Mine
6. Mine

Second person:

1. You
2. Your
3. Of yours
4. Yours
5. Yours
6. Yours

Third person:

1. His
2. Yours
3. Hers
4. His
5. His

Possessive pronouns in plural:

First person:

1. Our
2. Our
3. Our
4. Our

Second person: (Used in Spain, Argentina, Chile, and countries with voseo)

1. Your
2. Your
3. Your
4. Your

Third person:

1. Yours
2. His
3. Hers
4. His

Examples of sentences with possessive pronouns in the singular:

First person singular

1. The house is mine.
2. Far from home mine.
3. That bed is mine.
4. These are my favorite dishes.
5. That pants is Own.
6. You are in me car.
7. Those ideas mine.
8. Scissors are mine.
9. The glasses are mine
10. These little dogs are mine

Second person singular

1. The yours they are the biggest.
2. The yours they are more expensive.
3. You dad is a very good person.
4. As of today, this house is yours.
5. There are two clocks, the of yours is the blue.
6. You car is broken.
7. The blame for all this is yours.
8. This red jacket is yours.
9. The sweets on the left are yours.
10. Laptops are yours.

Third person singular

1. His dad is very strict.
2. I think the new bulbs are his.
3. The truck is hers, truth?
4. The white folders are his.
5. Automobiles are his.
6. The secret is his.
7. Those are their interests.
8. That watch is yours.
9. This is its painting teacher.
10. I am not interested their problems.

Example of sentences with possessive pronouns in plural:

First person plural:

1. Work is already our.
2. They are our new cars.
3. Finally Rosa and I have our new house.
4. You have to prepare everything so that our daughters enter school.
5. "Bread our of everyday".
6. The books on the table are our.
7. She is our new teacher.
8. We want to tell you all about our  travel.
9. You destroyed all our delusions.
10. We are planning our Birthday Party.

Second person: (Used in Spain, Argentina, Chile, and countries with voseo)

1. Your automobile pollutes a lot.
2. I think those packages are your.
3. Your bitch barks all day if she doesn't see you.
4. Your windows are double so that noise does not pass, right?
5. I respect your beliefs.
6. The blame for everything is your.
7. The problem is your.
8. Finish your homework, please.
9. Your friends are very nice.
10. Your teacher is very smart.

In the case of the rest of the Spanish-speaking countries, the pronoun "you" is not used but that of "you", which has exactly the same conjugation as "they", therefore, the same possessive pronouns are used as those used for the third person, either singular or plural.

Third person:

1. It yours requires professional medical treatment.
2. Of all clocks his they are prettier.
3. Of the paintings that are there, the hers she is the one I liked the most.
4. I think they are his the spare parts that the manager brought.
5. His Mom is a very good person.
6. Their friends are very close.
7. The white house is hers.
8. The problems are his.
9. These dolls are not his.
10. Their words were very hurtful.

Follow with:

• Pronouns
• Unstressed pronouns
• Declinable pronouns
• Demonstrative pronouns
• Enclitic pronouns
• Exclamatory pronouns
• Indefinite pronouns
• Interrogative pronouns
• Numeral pronouns
• Personal pronouns
• Unstressed personal pronouns
• Tonic personal pronouns
• Reflexives pronouns
• Relative Pronouns
• Tonic pronouns