what is a possesive adjective

 

Possessive Adjectives: The adjective which modifies the noun by attributing possession or characteristic feature to it is called a possessive adjective. This adjective shows who owns or possesses something. Instances of the same are: - my, your, his, her, its, our, their.

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 We use possessive adjectives to show who owns or "possesses" something. The possessive adjectives are:

  • my, your, his, her, its, our, their
  • whose (interrogative)
numberpersongenderpossessive
adjective
example sentence
singular1stmale/femalemyThis is my book.
2ndmale/femaleyourI like your hair.
3rdmalehisHis name is "John".
femaleherHer name is "Mary".
neuteritsThe dog is licking its paw.
plural1stmale/femaleourWe have sold our house.
2ndmale/femaleyourYour children are lovely.
3rdmale/female/neutertheirThe students thanked theirteacher.
     
singular/plural1st/2nd/3rdmale/female (not neuter)whoseWhose phone did you use?

 

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We use possessive adjectives to show who owns or "possesses" something. The possessive adjectives are:

  • my, your, his, her, its, our, their
  • whose (interrogative)
numberpersongenderpossessive
adjective
example sentence
singular1stmale/femalemyThis is my book.
2ndmale/femaleyourI like your hair.
3rdmalehisHis name is "John".
femaleherHer name is "Mary".
neuteritsThe dog is licking its paw.
plural1stmale/femaleourWe have sold our house.
2ndmale/femaleyourYour children are lovely.
3rdmale/female/neutertheirThe students thanked theirteacher.
     
singular/plural1st/2nd/3rdmale/female (not neuter)whoseWhose phone did you use?

 

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