Her wardrobe was full of nice clothes.
Her is a possessive adjective
Her is a possessive pronoun
(They, Their) car is pink.
Their car is pink.
(They, their) are happy.
They are happy.
The students are doing their homework.
Their is a possessive adjective
Their is a possessive pronoun
We went to their house yesterday.
Their is a possessive pronoun
Their is a possessive adjective
(It, Its) is dancing.
It is dancing.
(He, his) coat is black.
His coat is black.
(She, her) likes pizza.
She likes pizza.
James has never invited me to his parties.
His is a possessive pronoun
His is a possessive adjective
Your car is faster than hers.
Hers is a possessive adjective
Hers is a possessive pronoun
(She, her) bag is pink.
Her bag is pink.
Where is your umbrella?
Your is a possessive pronoun
Your is a possessive adjective
You have never visited our home.
Our is a possessive adjective
Our is a possessive pronoun
This is my passport. Where is yours?
Yours is a possessive pronoun
Yours is a possessive adjective
The cat has had its breakfast.
Its is a possessive pronoun
Its is a possessive adjective
This is (my, I) book.
This is my book.
‘Whose phone is this?’ ‘It is mine.’
Mine is a possessive adjective
Mine is a possessive pronoun
(We, Our) are dancing.
We are dancing.
(His, He) is strong.
He is strong.
This is not your phone. It is his.
His is a possessive adjective
His is a possessive pronoun
(I, My) am 10 years old.
I am 10 years old.
(We, Our) teacher is angry.
Our teacher is angry.
The cat likes (it, its) food.
The cat likes its food.