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Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. Their code is completely different from our.

our -> ours

Which possessive pronouns do not use a noun?

mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

Which possessive pronoun? I tried making (my, mine) own Incan stonewall at home.

my

Which possessive pronoun? You can read about the Incas in (yours, your) history book.

your

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. My friend George and I write to each other in ours secret code.

ours -> our

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. Amy and Song have also invented theirs secret way of writing.

theirs -> their

Which possessive pronoun? An archaeologist visited (our, ours) school.

our

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. Theirs uses pictures to represent words and phrases.

Correct

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. George and I used mine computer to develop our code.

mine -> my

Which possessive pronoun? Many people visit Peru to see (its, it’s) Incan ruins.

its

Which possessive pronouns go before a noun?

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. Song says she based hers alphabet on Egyptian hieroglyphics.

hers -> her

Which possessive pronoun? She compared their buildings to (our, ours).

ours

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. She thinks her is more attractive than mine.

her -> hers

Which possessive pronoun? The Inca’s walls were well built, but (my, mine) was a mess!

mine

Correct? If incorrect, fix the possessive pronoun. Each letter has its own symbol.

correct

Which possessive pronoun? The Incas were famous for (theirs, their) stonework.

their

Which possessive pronoun? She had spent years of (hers, her) life studying the Incas.

her