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Ahemmedsai Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
General grammer
What is the difference between these two pronouns?
HERS
and
HER
Both of them are possessive adjectives , am I correct?
please clarify these doubt
Ahemmedsai
HERS
and
HER
Both of them are possessive adjectives , am I correct?
please clarify these doubt
Ahemmedsai
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ahemmedsai Both of them are possessive adjectives , am I correct? No. 'hers' is a possessive pronoun.
- ahemmedsai Both of them are possessive adjectives , am I correct?
- No.
- 'hers' is a possessive pronoun.
- It's not used before a noun.
- It is her car.
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ahemmedsaiBoth of them are possessive adjectives , am I correct?No. 'hers' is a possessive pronoun. It's not used before a noun.
It is her car. Not, It is hers car.
The car is hers. Not, The car is her.
Similarly,
our, ours
their, theirs
your, yours
my, mine
his, his <<
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