Third Person Possessive Adjectives
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Is it correct to say that when using possessive adjectives the verb is always in third person?
What is an example?
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Top answer
Cup cake possessive adjectives I think you're referring to what we call "possessive determiners" nowadays: my, your, our, their, his, her . If the subject of a sentence is I, we, or you , the verb will not be in the third person: I like ice cream . Cup cake Is it correct to say that when using possessive adjectives the verb is always in third person?
- Cup cake possessive adjectives I think you're referring to what we call "possessive determiners" nowadays: my, your, our, their, his, her .
- If the subject of a sentence is I, we, or you , the verb will not be in the third person: I like ice cream .
- Cup cake Is it correct to say that when using possessive adjectives the verb is always in third person?
- All we need to prove this wrong is to find a single sentence with the subject "I" that contains a possessive adjective (determiner).
- Hmm.
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Cup cakepossessive adjectives
I think you're referring to what we call "possessive determiners" nowadays: my, your, our, their, his, her.
If the subject of a sentence is I, we, or you, the verb will not be in the third person: I like ice cream.
Cup cakeIs it correct to say that when using posses
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