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Possessive Adjectives Quick Quiz

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Spot true vs false statements about possessive adjectives.

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Spot true vs false statements about possessive adjectives.

by Angelica Paola Alpizar
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Our house is bigger than their house.

2

Its color is unusual for a zebra.

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The sentence 'This is their car' uses 'their' as a possessive pronoun.

4

There is no difference between possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns.

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Possessive adjectives change form to match the number of the noun.

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You should use 'your' to describe something that belongs to the person you are talking to.

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After a preposition, you must use a possessive adjective instead of a pronoun.

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Her sister and his brother live in the same city.

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Its is the contraction of it is.

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In English, possessive adjectives come before the noun: 'my book'.

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