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how can i tell the difference between a possessive adjective and possessive pronoun
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An adjective is used with a noun. A pronoun is used in place of a noun. Possessive adjectives: My car is expensive.
- An adjective is used with a noun.
- A pronoun is used in place of a noun.
- Possessive adjectives: My car is expensive.
- Your sister is tall.
- I'd to meet his wife .
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An adjective is used with a noun. A pronoun is used in place of a noun.
Possessive adjectives:
My car is expensive. Your sister is tall. I'd to meet his wife.
Possessive pronouns:
That car is mine (=my car). My sister is tall, and yours (=your sister) is short.
Possessive adjectives:
My car is expensive. Your sister is tall. I'd to meet his wife.
Possessive pronouns:
That car is mine (=my car). My sister is tall, and yours (=your sister) is short.
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