Possessive Pronouns as Limiting Adjectives:
* My, your, his, her, its, our, their
These pronouns indicate ownership or possession and modify nouns by specifying which one is being referred to.
Examples:
* My car is red. (Here, "my" modifies "car," limiting it to the speaker's car.)
* Your dog is barking. (Here, "your" modifies "dog," limiting it to the listener's dog.)
* His book is on the table. (Here, "his" modifies "book," limiting it to the male person's book.)
* Her phone is ringing. (Here, "her" modifies "phone," limiting it to the female person's phone.)
* Its tail is wagging. (Here, "its" modifies "tail," limiting it to the animal's tail.)
* Our house is on the corner. (Here, "our" modifies "house," limiting it to the speaker and someone else's house.)
* Their car is in the garage. (Here, "their" modifies "car," limiting it to the group's car.)
Key Points:
* Possessive pronouns as adjectives always come *before* the noun they modify.
* They answer the question "Whose?"
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