Possessive pronouns worksheets

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Possessive pronouns show who owns something: my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, their, theirs.

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  1. 1st grade

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    Possessive pronouns are the owning words: my book, your turn, his hat, her shoe. First graders choose the owning word that fits, learning the difference between my (before the thing) and mine (standing alone).

  2. 2nd grade Core grade

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    Possessive pronouns show ownership without repeating a name: her bicycle, their garden, that seat is ours. Second graders master both positions, before the noun (my, your, their) and standing alone (mine, yours, theirs), and meet its without an apostrophe.

  3. 3rd grade

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    Third graders use the full set fluently and handle the trap pairs: its versus it's, their versus theirs, your versus yours. The position test settles every one: before a noun takes the short form, standing alone takes the -s form.

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