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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES  The possessive adjectives in English are:    I  You He She It We You They   My Yours His Hers Its Ours Yours Theirs    They refer to who owns and not the possessed. Generally preceding nouns.      1. Choose the correct option.   - YourHisMyOur car is big and red (I).                                               -HerMyOurIts name is Sandra, she is tall and intelligent.                                           -  This is ourherhisyour house and the house of my parents.           - HerOurMyYour  shoes are beautiful and high.                                                                                  - Theirher ourmy parents are Spanish and they live in paris.            -The bags are ouryourIhis (he)                                             -This is our TV. It's myours their its                                                                   2. Select the correct option.    Its  Your  Our  My  Her    -  president is an exemeplary person who helps the people. (we)                                                                                                                                                     -Have you ever seen  cat? (I)   -  president is making a fool our of himself. (you)   - workers are finishing their work. (It)   -The earth is  planet. protect. (we)   -She it happy because  teachers are very organized. (she)    3. Choose the correct option.   -The government announced ____ goals for next monday    Our  Her  Its  Their   -We live with ___ parents in EE.UU    His  This  Her  Our   -Carolina went to ___  french class last     Its  Her  Their  Your   -I live with ___ boyfriend in KOREA    My  Her  This  EE.UU