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My or Mine? Their or Theirs? Do you know which word to use in every situation? Watch and learn the easy English grammar rules to know which word to choose – every time. I will show you the simple difference between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns, so you’ll always make the right choice. You’ll also learn how to pronounce these words correctly so you don’t make mistakes when speaking. A short investment of your time: a lifetime of better English.
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