Grammar Possessive Adjectives   The Possessive Adjectives are used to indicate possession of something. They are:   Personal Subject Possessive Adjective Examples I My My name is Mauro. I am a teacher and my students are intelligent You Your Your lesson is not difficult.  Your teacher teaches everything He His His lesson is easy. He does his homework She Her She is a good girl. Her name is Marsha. Her name is different It Its My dog is cute. Its name is Fluffy       Plural     We Our Our friends are here. We talk to our friends. They are very happy You Your Your black cars are very beautiful. I drive your black cars They Their They open their room. Their room is large and clean   Now that you know the Possessive Adjectives, you can combine them and create a lot of phrases:   01. I see your white dog 02. You need my new computer 03. He speaks to her father 04. She wants his hot coffee 05. It knows its beautiful house 06. We call their brothers 07. You open my big box 08. They dream about their new car (when you have a dream, you "dream about" something) 09. I answer her difficult question 10. You laugh because of his funny joke 11. He studies his difficult lesson 12. She cries her precious tears 13. It buries its heavy bone (the dog buries its heavy bone) 14. We fly our big kites 15. You deny their access to the club 16. They play my new guitar     Globalized English School English in English   2009 - 2010 Globalized English School  - All rights reserved