We use 'our' to show that something belongs to us or to a group including us. It shows possession or connection with more than one person.
This is our house.
Our car is very fast.
'Our' can show that the speaker and other people share something, like an activity, feeling, or event. It connects people in a group.
Let’s enjoy our holiday.
Our team won the game.
'Our' is used to talk about something that belongs to or is connected with a nation, group, or community that includes the speaker. It shows pride or identity.
Our country is beautiful.
Our people celebrate that day.
This use of 'our' talks about something valuable or important that the speaker’s group shares, like nature or the future. It encourages care or responsibility.
We must protect our environment.
Our future depends on us.
We use 'our' to talk about things or people that both the speaker and listener know. It helps make conversations clearer and more personal.
Our teacher is kind.
Our dog likes to play.
In some fixed phrases, 'our' shows that people must act together or have the same situation. It often shows agreement or a problem shared by all.
Our hands are tied.
Our minds work as one.
