In Japanese grammar, possessive pronouns are essential to convey ownership or relationships. They are used to indicate that someone or something belongs to someone or has a connection to someone. In Japanese, possessive pronouns are formed by adding the particle «の» (no) after the pronoun or noun, which indicates possession. Mastering the use of possessive pronouns is crucial for understanding and constructing accurate Japanese sentences. In this exercise, we will practice identifying and using possessive pronouns in Japanese grammar.