What are possessive Adjectives?
We use possessive adjectives to express who owns (or ‘possesses’) something.
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Possessive Adjectives are words typically used to modify a noun to indicate ownership.
In English, there are eight possessive adjectives:
“my,”
“your,”
“her,”
“his,”
“its,”
“our,”
“their,”
and “whose.”
Remember:
A possessive adjective is used in front of a noun (a thing). For example:
1. I lost my pen yesterday.
2. He broke his arm in the final match.
3. What is your address?
4. Our team played well.
5. The company updated its policy .
6. Your shirt is dashing.
8. Their car broke down in the way.
9. His car looks brand new.
10. Your guest room was comfortable.
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