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Possessive zeigen an, wem etwas gehört. Das deutsche Wort dafür ist: besitzanzeigendes Fürwort oder Possessivpronomen. Im Englischen unterscheidet man zwischen possessive determiners, die vor einem Nomen stehen und possessive pronouns, die für ein Nomen stehen.

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possessive determiners

Durch kleine Wörter könnt ihr anzeigen, wem etwas gehört. Im Englischen lauten sie folgendermaßen:

	singular (Einzahl)	plural (Mehrzahl)
1st person	my	our
2nd person	your	your
3rd person	his, her, its	their

Examples:

Is that your book? - Yes, it's my book.

Is that his ruler? - No. It's her ruler.

Is that their sponge? - No. It's our sponge.

possessive pronouns

Neben den possessive determiners, die immer vor einem Nomen stehen, könnt ihr possessive pronouns als besitzanzeigendes Fürwort anstelle eines Nomens verwenden.

Examples:

Is that your book? - Yes, it's my book.

                                 Yes, it's mine.

Is that his ruler? - No, it's her ruler.

                             No, it's hers.

Is that their sponge? - Yes. It's theirs .

	Subjektpronomen	Objektpronomen	possessive determiners	possessive pronouns
1st person sg	I	me	my …	mine
2nd person sg	you	you	your …	yours
3rd person sg	he, she, it	him, her, it	his …, her …, its …	his, hers, its
1st person pl	we	us	our …	ours
2nd person pl	you	you	your …	yours
3rd person pl	they	them	their …	theirs

• Übung zu possessive pronouns
• Pronouns/Mixed Exercises

Interaktive Übungen

My school

Put in the words.

Robert talks about his school. He says: “I think our school is nice. Most of its teachers are very nice.

My tutor is Mrs English. I’m with my friends, Becky and Sarah. We’re in tutor group 7MD.

My little brother isn’t at our school. His school is Greenwood Nursery School.”

My ball

1. Look! That's my ball.

2. Mum: " That's your ball."

3. " That's his ball."

4. " That's our ball."

5. " That's your ball."

6. " That's their ball."

My book or your book?

Put in the words: my, your, his, her, its, our, their

1. Is that your book, Becky? - Yes, and this is my() book, too.

2. Is Mr Cooper your tutor? - Yes, I'm in his() tutor group.

3. She's new. What's her() name?

4. Are you in 7TC, boys? -No, we aren't. Our() tutor group is 7MD.

5. Are the girls in 7MD? - Yes, that's their() tutor group.

6. Very good, girls! Your() poster is nice.

7. Hello boys, is that your() school? - Yes, its() name is Haywood School.

h. What's that on the desk? Oh, David, you and your() comics!

mine or yours?

Put in 'mine', 'yours', 'his', 'hers', 'ours' or 'theirs'.

1. Dave: Hey. These aren't my swimming things. Robert, are they yours?

Robert: No, they aren't mine. Perhaps they're Rick's. Yes, I think they're his.

2. Sarah: Hey, you two boys! Can I look at these magazines? Are they yours?

David: No, they aren't mine. Ask Lizzy. I think they're hers. She always buys a lot of magazines.

3. Robert: Whose is this big bag of crisps? Is it yours?

David: No, Becky and Simon brought it. It's theirs. But don't eat them all, Robert, or they'll be angry with you when they come out of the water! - Oh, they're here!

Becky: Hey. Robert, hands off those crisps! They're mine|ours!

Put in the correct possessive pronouns:

0. her/hers Is that her money? Yes, it is hers.

1. Don´t eat that brownie! It´s mine (my / mine).

2. Don´t take that bag! It´s my (my /mine) bag.

3. Is this your book? No, it´s her (her/hers) book.

4. Are these his pencils? No, they´re ours (our/ours).

5. Is this our car? No, it´s their (their/theirs) car.

6. Whose are these workbooks? Are they yours (your/yours), Sue?

7. Are these her shoes? No, hers (her/hers) are blue.

8. Is that our dog? No, it´s your (your/yours) dog.

9. Whose are the bikes over there? They´re theirs (their/theirs).

Subject Pronouns

Pronouns
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Mixed Exercises