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Possessive Adjectives in English: A Simple A1 Grammar Guide

Рауль Магинья

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Сентябрь 6, 2026

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Possessive adjectives show who owns something or who something belongs to. They come before a noun. For example, my book means the book belongs to me. These words are essential for basic communication in English. You use them to describe relationships, belongings, and characteristics. Learning my, your, his, her, its, our, и their correctly will help you make clear sentences. They are different from subject pronouns like I или you. Always remember to put the possessive adjective *before* the noun.

What Are Possessive Adjectives?

Possessive adjectives are small words. They tell us about ownership or connection. They answer the question: Whose?

  • They always come before a noun.
  • They do not change their form, no matter if the noun is singular or plural.

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How Do We Use Possessive Adjectives?

We use possessive adjectives to show that something belongs to someone or something. They describe the noun that follows.

  • Например, This is my car. (The car belongs to me.)
  • Another example: She likes her new bag. (The bag belongs to her.)

Possessive Adjectives and Subject Pronouns

Each possessive adjective matches a subject pronoun. Look at the table to see the pairs.

When to Use Each Possessive Adjective?

  • Использование my для I: This is my phone.
  • Использование your для you: Is this your book?
  • Использование his для he: That is his brother.
  • Использование her для she: Her name is Maria.
  • Использование its для it (things or animals): The dog likes its toy.
  • Использование our для we: This is our house.
  • Использование their для they: They live with their parents.
Subject Pronouns and Their Possessive Adjectives
Subject Pronoun Possessive Adjective
I my
You your
He his
She her
It its
We our
They their

Примеры

  • I like my new shoes.
  • What is your favorite color?
  • He plays with his dog every day.
  • She loves her family very much.
  • The cat is sleeping in its bed.
  • We are proud of our team.
  • They are visiting their grandparents.

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Распространенные ошибки у носителей испанского языка

Люди, говорящие по-испански, часто допускают следующие ошибки:

  • Using subject pronouns instead of possessive adjectives: In Spanish, you might say "Yo libro" (incorrect) or "mi libro." In English, always use the possessive adjective: I have my book. (NOT I have I book.)
  • Сбивающее с толку his, her, its, и their with "su": In Spanish, "su" can mean his, her, its, или their. In English, you must choose the correct one based on who owns the item. For example, He has his car. (NOT He has her car. if it's his car).
  • Сбивающее с толку its и it's: Its is a possessive adjective. It shows possession (e.g., The dog wagged its tail.). It's is a contraction of it is или it has (например, It's a beautiful day.).

Часто задаваемые вопросы

В чём разница между 'my' и 'mine'?

My is a possessive adjective. It comes before a noun (e.g., my book). Mine is a possessive pronoun. It replaces the noun (e.g., That book is mine.).

Do possessive adjectives change for plural nouns?

No, possessive adjectives do not change. For example, you say my car (единственное число) и my cars (plural). The word my stays the same.

Can I use a possessive adjective without a noun?

No, you cannot. Possessive adjectives always need a noun after them. For example, you must say This is my bag. You cannot say This is my.

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Об авторе: Рауль Магинья

Рауль Магинья является директором образовательной ассоциации «Langcom» — официального центра подготовки к экзамену Cambridge English в ваша страна. Имея более чем десятилетний опыт работы в сфере языкового образования и международной сертификации, он помог тысячам студентов, преподавателей и образовательных учреждений в 25 странах получить сертификаты по английскому языку: Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL и Michigan.

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