Plural Possessive Adjectives

Plural Possessive Adjectives

by Floresa Thurston

Hello students!

​Today we are going to learn about Plural Possessive adjectives.

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Possessive adjectives are words that indicate something belongs to somebody or something. My, your, his, her, its our, and their are possessive adjectives. To show ownership, possessive adjectives are placed in front of the nouns they refer to. For example:

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​1. My brothers and I visit our family.

​2. We see your happy faces.

​3. We play their games.

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​On the next slide, we see a family who is enjoying a day in their backyard. Plural adjectives tell who things belong to.

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​Look at the pictures carefully and tell me what you see.

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