Possessive Pronouns

	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun I me mine The shirt that I'm wearing is mine (My shirt is red.)
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun you you yours Yours is blue. (Your shirt is blue)
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun he him his He's not wearing his. (He's not wearing his shirt.)
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun she her hers Hers is blue. (Her shirt is blue.)
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun it it its The strawberry is red. Its skin is red. ("Its" is hard to use as a possessive pronoun. It's often better to use the possessive adjective instead.)
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun we us ours This is our website. This website is ours.
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun you you yours Those uniforms of yours look great.
	Subject Object Possessive Pronoun they them theirs My dog is brown. Theirs are gold. Note: it's also possible to say, "Theirs is gold," if they have just one dog. A possessive pronoun is singular or plural depending on the antecent. An "antecedent" is the word or words to which the pronoun refers.