Possessive Adjective

Possessive adjectives show ownership or belonging. They go before a noun to tell whose it is.

Subjective Case	Objective Case	Possessive Adj	Possessive Pro	Reflective Pro	Emphatic Pro
I	me	my	mine	myself	myself
We	us	our	ours	ourselves	ourselves
You	you	your	yours	yourself/ yourselves	yourself/ yourselves
He	him	his	his	himself	himself
She	her	her	her	herself	herself
It	its	its	–	itself	itself
They	them	their	theirs	themselves	themselves

Possessive adjective + noun = Noun Phrase (Working as subject, object & complement in a sentence)

Examples:

My book

Our playground

Your friend

His father

Her uncle

its smell

Their studies

Example Sentences:

1. My book is on the table.
2. Your car is very clean.
3. His hat is new.
4. Her bag is beautiful.
5. The cat is licking its paw.
6. Our school has a big playground.
7. Their house is near the park.
8. Our teachers always motivate us to do better.
9. All children must bring their lunchboxes.
10. His behavior surprised everyone in the meeting.
11. Her advice helped me solve the issue.
12. The dog wagged its tail when it saw the owner.
13. My parents are visiting their friends this evening.
14. Her performance in the meeting impressed her colleagues and senior managers.
15. His dedication to the project earned him the title of Employee of the Year.
16. Our country needs citizens who care about its future.
17. The students shared their ideas and defended their opinions confidently.
18. My perspective has changed after reading your book.
19. The team celebrated its victory with joy.