The possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is formed in exactly the same way as the possessive adjective, but remember that it replaces the adiective and the noun:
Is this your book? Yes, it's mine.
(A) If you are indicating possession by me, you, us then the posseisive pronoun must agree in number, gender and case with what is possessed (not with the possessor). Here are the forms of the possissive pronouns mine, yours, ours in the nominative case:
Это твоя книга, Вадим? Да, моя.
Is this your book, Vadim? Yes, it is mine.
Это твой журнал, Катя? Да, мой.
Is this your magazine, Katya? Yes, it is mine.
(B) The possessive pronouns for his, hers, its, theirs are invariable (i.e. they never change):
Это книга Вадима? Да, его.
Is this Vadim’s book? Yes, it’s his.
Это журнал Кати (= Катин журнал)? Да, её.
Is this Katya’s magazine? Yes, it’s hers.
Is this your book? Yes, it's mine.
(A) If you are indicating possession by me, you, us then the posseisive pronoun must agree in number, gender and case with what is possessed (not with the possessor). Here are the forms of the possissive pronouns mine, yours, ours in the nominative case:
Masculine | Feminine | Neuter | Plural | |
mine | мой | моя | моё | мои |
yours belonging to “ты” | твой | твоя | твоё | твои |
ours | наш | наша | наше | наши |
yours belonging to “вы” | ваш | ваша | ваше | ваши |
Это твоя книга, Вадим? Да, моя.
Is this your book, Vadim? Yes, it is mine.
Это твой журнал, Катя? Да, мой.
Is this your magazine, Katya? Yes, it is mine.
(B) The possessive pronouns for his, hers, its, theirs are invariable (i.e. they never change):
belonging to oнего | belonging to она её | belonging to оно его | belonging to они их |
Это книга Вадима? Да, его.
Is this Vadim’s book? Yes, it’s his.
Это журнал Кати (= Катин журнал)? Да, её.
Is this Katya’s magazine? Yes, it’s hers.
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