Share possessive adjective and pronoun
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This is mine book.
This is my book.
These pens are your.
These pens are yours
His bicycle is new, but hers bicycle is old.
His bicycle is new, but hers is old.
The children are playing with theirs toys.
The children are playing with theirs.
This house belongs to us; it is our.
This house belongs to us; it is ours.
She forgot hers umbrella, so I gave her mine.
She forgot her umbrella, so I gave her mine.
Theirs cat sleeping on the sofa.
Their cat sleeping on the sofa.
That bag isn’t your’s; it’s mine.
That bag isn’t yours; it’s mine.
This dog is theirs’ pet.
This dog is their pet.
mine house is bigger than hers house.
My house is bigger than her house.
The car lost his engine during the race.
The car lost its engine during the race.
This jacket isn’t my; it’s yours.
This jacket isn’t mine; it’s yours.
She brought hers book,
She brought her book,
We forgot ours keys at home.
We forgot our keys at home.
Their teamwork is better than our’s.
Their teamwork is better than ours.
That pencil is your, not mine.
That pencil is yours, not mine.
