Possessive Adjectives in English

Possessive Adjectives in English
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Possessive adjectives in English, including my, your, his, her, its, our, and their, indicate ownership or relationship. By using these words correctly, you can clearly express possession in sentences.

  • English grammar
  • Possessive adjectives
  • Grammar rules
  • Ownership indicators

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  1. Possessive Adjectives Possessive Adjectives are used to show to whom something belongs. In English, the Possessive Adjectives are: my, your, his, her, its, our, their. EX: my book, your book, his book, her book, our book, their book, etc.

  2. In Spanish the Possessive Adjectives are: my book mi libro our book **nuestro libro our house nuestra casa tu libro your book **vuestro libro su libro your house vuestra casa su libro their book su libro your [Uds]] book su your [t ] book his book her book its book su libro libro your [Ud] book su libro

  3. Since these are adjectives, they must agree with the noun in number [singular / plural]. If the noun is singular [book], use the singular form of the Poss. Adj. as shown above.

  4. If the noun is plural [books], you must use the plural form of the Possessive Adjective. The plural forms are made like any other word in Spanish. Since all the Possessive Adjectives end in a vowel, simply add s to make it plural:

  5. my books mis libros our books nuestros libros our houses nuestras casas your books tus libros your books vuestros libros his books sus libros your houses vuestras casas q her books sus libros their books sus libros its books sus libros your [Uds] books sus your [Ud] books sus libros libros

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