Personal pronouns and possessives

subject	object	poss. adjectives	poss. pronouns
I (yo)	me (me, mí, conmigo)	my (mi)	mine (mío/a/os/as)
you (tú)	you (te, ti, contigo)	your (tu)	yours (tuyo/a/os/as)
he (él)	him (lo, le)	his (su/sus -de él)	his (suyo/a/os/as -de él)
she (ella)	her (la, le)	her (su/sus -de ella)	hers (suyo/a/os/as -de ella)
it (ello)	it (lo, le)	its (su/sus -de ello)	its (suyo/a/os/as -de ello)
we (nosotros/as)	us (nos)	our (nuestro/a/os/as)	ours (nuestro/a/os/as)
you (vosotros/as)	you (os)	your (vuestro/a/os/as)	yours (vuestro/a/os/as)
they (ellos/as)	them (los, las, les)	their (su/sus -de ellos/as)	theirs (suyo/a/os/as -de ellos/as)

Examples:
“–He is my friend. –I know him.”
“The car is ours, not yours.”
“Come with me; they are waiting for us.”

Exercises:

• Personal pronouns – Exercise 1
• Personal pronouns – Exercise 2
• Personal pronouns – Exercise 3
• Personal pronouns in sentences
• Personal pronouns in English – Object forms – Exercise 1
• Personal pronouns in English – Object forms – Exercise 2
• Personal pronouns in English – Object forms – Exercise 3
• Personal pronouns – Subject or object form? – Exercise
• Personal pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1
• Personal pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
• Personal pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 3
• Possessive determiners in English – Exercise 1
• Possessive determiners in English – Exercise 2
• Possessive determiners in English – Exercise 3
• Possessive pronouns – Exercise
• Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 1
• Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 2
• Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners – Exercise 3