Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Adjectives

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Possesive adjectives are words That modify a noun to show a form of possession, a sense of belonging or ownership to a specific person, animal or thing. 

Attention: it comes before the noun.  

Example: My cat is bigger than her cat.

How do we use possessive adjectives?

• To show something belongs to somebody Example: That's my house.

• For relations and friends Example: My teacher is the best.

• For parts of the body Example: She broke her arm. 

Questions using possesive adjectives

• Can you write your phone numbers on the list?

• What is his name? 

• Do you like your English class?

Multiple Choice

Daniela is having a trouble but you don't want to help her. What would you say to her?

• This is my problem, not my problem.

• This is your problem, not my problem.

• This is our problem, I will help you

Multiple Choice

Teacher Leydi asks you if you did your homework. What should your answer be?

• Yes, I do the homework

• Yes, they did their homework

• Yes, I did my homework

Multiple Select

Teacher Felipe visited he grandma. Where is the error in this sentence?

• There is no error in the sentence

• We need to change subject pronoun he for she because grandma is a woman

• We need to change subject pronoun he for possessive adjective her

• We need to change subject pronoun he for possessive adjective his