Possessive:
* My car is red.
* Your homework is due tomorrow.
* His phone is always ringing.
* Her dog loves to play fetch.
* Its tail wagged happily.
* Our house is on the corner.
* Their vacation is next week.
Demonstrative:
* This book is interesting.
* That dog is barking.
* These shoes are comfortable.
* Those flowers are beautiful.
Interrogative:
* Whose book is this?
* Which shirt do you want?
* What color is your car?
Indefinite:
* Any questions?
* Some students are late.
* All of the books are checked out.
* No one is here.
Reflexive:
* She hurt herself playing soccer.
* They painted the house themselves.
* He gave himself a pat on the back.
Note: Pronominal adjectives always modify a noun, and they are often used in place of a possessive pronoun.
Examples:
* My cat is sleeping. (Pronominal adjective "my" modifies the noun "cat")
* The cat is sleeping. (No pronominal adjective, "the" is a definite article, not a pronominal adjective)
* It's my cat. (Pronominal adjective "my" modifies the noun "cat" but it is part of a contraction)