1. Possessive adjectives and object pronouns

Subject
I
You
He
She
It
We
They
Possessive adjective
My
Your
His
Her
Its
Our
Their
Object pronoun
Me
You
Him
Her
It
Us
Them

2. Possessive adjectives

Possessive adjectives are used to indicate ownership.

Photo of a man wearing a shirt
 
am wearing a yellow shirt. => My shirt is yellow.
Photo of a beautiful house
 
You have a beautiful house. => Your house is beautiful.
Photo of a man wearing a yellow shirt and a brown tie
 
He is wearing a yellow shirt. => His shirt is yellow.
 Photo of a beautiful woman wearing red shoes
 
She is wearing red shoes. => Her shoes are red.
 Photo of a cat eating pizza
 
The cat is eating a pizza. => The cat is eating its pizza.
Photo of two girls wearing red shoes.
 
We are wearing red shoes. => Our shoes are red.
 Photo of two women wearing red high heels shoes
 
They are wearing red shoes. => Their shoes are red.

3. Object pronouns

Object pronouns are used to refer to the person, place, or thing that is receiving the action of a verb.

Will you marry me photo of couple
 
Will you marry me?
Photo of a couple
 
I will always love you.
Photo of a woman kissing her boyfriend
 
She is kissing him.
Photo of a man kissing his girlfriend
 
He is kissing her.
Photo of a house which has been sold
 
We don’t have a house anymore. We sold it yesterday.
Photo of a government office
 
Does the government give us the care we need?
Photo of a teacher and her pupils
 
She is teaching them.
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