Personal+possessive pronouns + possessive adjectives

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• Middelbare school
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Personal + possessive pronouns

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Possessive adjectives

Meet Laika

I have a dog. Her name is Laika. She is a Jack Russell breed. Her favourite toy is a pink little heart. She would often ask me to throw it for her. Besides that, she always wanted to snuggle with me

Meet Laika

I have a dog. Her name is Laika. She is a Jack Russell breed. Her favourite toy is a pink little heart. She would often ask me to throw it for her. Besides that, she always wanted to snuggle with me

Pronouns

I have a dog.
This is my dog.
That dog is mine.
My dog ran to me.

Pronouns

You have a dog.
This is your dog.
That dog is yours.
Your dog ran to you.

I have a dog. This is my dog. That dog is mine. My dog ran to me.
Transform the sentences with "she"

I have a dog. This is my dog. That dog is mine. My dog ran to me.
Transform the sentences with "he"

I have a dog. This is my dog. That dog is mine. My dog ran to me.
Transform the sentences with "it"

I have a dog. This is my dog. That dog is mine. My dog ran to me.
Transform the sentences with "we"

I have a dog. This is my dog. That dog is mine. My dog ran to me.
Transform the sentences with "they"

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

• ik
• jij
• hij
• zij 
• het
  
  
• wij
• jullie
• zij

• Personal pronouns = subject = doing the action

me

you

him

her

it

us

you

them

• me / mij
• je / jou / u
• hem
• haar
• het
  
  
• ons 
• jullie
• ze / hun

• When you already have a subject we use an object pronoun

my + mine

your + yours

his + his

her + hers

its

our + ours

your + yours

their + theirs

• mijn + van mij
• jouw + van jou
• zijn + van hem
• haar + van haar
• No Dutch version
  
  
• onze + van ons
• jullie + van jullie
• hun + van hen

• Posessive pronouns + adjective = when we want to say something is ours

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