Singular:
* My: Belonging to me
* Your: Belonging to you (singular)
* His: Belonging to him
* Her: Belonging to her
* Its: Belonging to it
* Whose: Belonging to whom (used in questions)
Plural:
* Our: Belonging to us
* Your: Belonging to you (plural)
* Their: Belonging to them
Special Cases:
* Mine: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "That book is mine."
* Yours: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "These shoes are yours."
* His: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The hat is his."
* Hers: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The car is hers."
* Its: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The nest is its."
* Ours: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The house is ours."
* Yours: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The plans are yours."
* Theirs: Used when the noun is understood, e.g., "The tickets are theirs."
Remember: Possessive pronouns replace possessive nouns, which are nouns that show ownership (e.g., "my book," "your car").