Which pronoun shows ownership or possession of something?

• A. Reflexive Pronoun
• B. Possessive Pronoun
• C. Interrogative Pronoun
• D. Demonstrative Pronoun

Answer: (B)

Ownership is shown by possessive pronouns. These words replace a noun to indicate who owns something—examples include mine, yours, his, hers, ours, and theirs. For instance, in the sentence “That bike is mine,” mine stands in for the owner. Other pronouns serve different roles: reflexive pronouns like myself or themselves refer back to the subject or add emphasis, interrogative pronouns like who or what are used to ask questions, and demonstrative pronouns like this or those point to specific things without expressing ownership.