More practice with possessive pronouns in English

[@LesSadOgorod]

Thank you! It is good lesson. It is little hard subject for me to train speak, because in Russian there is no analogue form like "yourS" or "mine". In Russian is only one form like "your", "my", etc for both situation.

[@lovely11sa]

Hello Sir, I like the way you teach. . you're great 👍

[@carolinarojas2881]

Love your classes. Thanks a lot!

[@carlosdelrio7908]

I really like your videos, I wonder if you could post here some exercises regarding each class please, maybe a link to a web with exercises, I am studying english with my son from your videos. Thank you so much.

[@lorainezamora7126]

Thanks for helping me through this great video!!

[@alexfamilia2767]

Paul your accent is the besy american, i always watch your lessons

[@brotherkindprince4018]

Excellent explanation ❤️

[@bayanbatu6848]

his voice is so cool

[@iruna1292]

Respected Sir Paul you are the great one. Allah bless you.

[@juanmonroy8149]

your lesson has enough information for us, thanks.

[@designpiggy2591]

Amazing!

[@wcgcjd]

please don't stop

[@lebenlive319]

thanks dear teacher. I'd like to pronounce words like you. I wanna practice with someone but I can't find anyone. please help me

[@brotherkindprince4018]

Help me with this teacher. Whose coats are these? Can I say, they are her coats? Since I could not say, it’s hers

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes, "her coats." For the plural subject pronoun, it's okay to say "They're hers." they = coats

[@brotherkindprince4018]

@@Learnamericanenglishonline thanks 🙏 a lot teacher

[@berfinnazaltinsoz9090]

Omg thank you! I have tomorrow a class test and i am living in Germany (pleas do not stop) now i am sure i write a good mark and i know all thing!!!Danke schön(thank you in German)

[@victorgustavo4366]

Thx a lot teacher.

[@641732]

Thank you very much

[@janacotofana2850]

The best !

[@m1_trapp429]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@russellcenteno5689]

yeah yeah i know you´re good, well whatever . new suscriber jajaj

[@gonnabeok]

Perfectly explained.

[@EricaTop]

How about we and they?

[@veenanarwani761]

🙏🏼

[@gitishirasb7874]

Thank you, thank you so much

[@violetabaez5422]

👩🏻‍💻

[@bmwgermany9569]

Always pronoun possessive end the letter s