by HERBER I I have got a ball. my It’s my ball.

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Presentation transcript:

by HERBER

I I have got a ball. my It’s my ball.

You You have got a ball. your It’s your ball.

He He has got a ball. his It’s his ball.

She She has got a ball. her It’s her ball.

It It has got a ball. its It’s its ball.

We We have got a ball. our It’s our ball.

You You all have got a ball. your That’s your ball.

They They have got a ball. their It’s their ball.

I you he she it we you they my your his her its our your their Click the possessive pronouns to complete the chart

I you he she it we you they your your his her its our my their

I you he she it we you they his your your her its our my their

I you he she it we you they her your your his its our my their

I you he she it we you they its your your his her our my their

I you he she it we you they our your your his her its my their

I you he she it we you they your our your his her its my their

I you he she it we you they their our your his her its my your

REMEMBER

Complete the sentences your our her its my This is Bart’s dog. It’s _________ dog. his

Complete the sentences your our its my This is Lisa’s bike. It’s _________ bike. her his

Complete the sentences your our its I have got a saxophone. It’s _______ saxophone. my his her

our its Dad, you have got a doughnut. It’s _______ doughnut. your his her my

our The dog has got a bone. It’s _______ bone. its his her my your

Bart and I have got a sister. It’s _______ sister. our his her my your its

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