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    Possessive adjectives go before nouns to indicate ownership, while subject pronouns always start sentences. Examples show the differences between subject pronouns like I, you, she, he, it, we, they and the corresponding possessive adjectives my, your, her, his, its, our, their which precede nouns.

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    6 Possessive adjectives

    Subject pronouns always start a sentence. Possessive


    adjectives go before a noun.

    Subject pronoun Possessive adjective

    I am Italian. This is my bag.


    You are here. That’s your umbrella.
    She is single. Her name’s Michelle.
    He is American. His name’s John.
    It is over there. Its name is ‘The Coffee Shop’.
    We are married. This is our café.
    They are Chinese. That’s their car.

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