Possessive Pronouns Yadilis D. & Kristi H.
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
- A Possessive pronoun is a part of speech
- That attributes ownership to someone or something
- Only certain pronouns show ownership
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Examples
- The dog was "mine".
- "Her" cat was very wild today.
- The pool was "yours".
- He joined a band with "his" cousins.
- That is "her"phone that rang.
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Possessive pronouns are words that stand in place of nouns called pronouns.
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Possessive pronouns can not be spelled with an apostrophe.
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