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Possessive determiners are words that indicate possession or ownership of the noun that
follows. They are placed before the noun and indicate whose noun it is. Here are some
examples of possessive determiners and how they are used in sentences:
"my" - used to indicate possession or ownership by the speaker.
Example: "My dog is barking."
"your" - used to indicate possession or ownership by the person being spoken to.
Example: "Your dog is barking."
"his" - used to indicate possession or ownership by a male.
Example: "His dog is barking."
"her" - used to indicate possession or ownership by a female.
Example: "Her dog is barking."
"its" - used to indicate possession or ownership by a non-human noun.
Example: "Its dog is barking."
"our" - used to indicate possession or ownership by the speaker and the person being
spoken to or by the speaker and a group of people.
Example: "Our dog is barking."
"their" - used to indicate possession or ownership by a group of people.
Example: "Their dog is barking."
These are the most common possessive determiners, they are used to indicate possession
or ownership
Demonstrative determiners with examples
Demonstrative determiners are words that are used to point out or identify a specific noun
or group of nouns. They indicate the distance in space or time of the noun being referred to.
Here are some examples of demonstrative determiners and how they are used in sentences:
"this" - used to refer to a noun that is nearby or currently being talked about.
Example: "This dog is barking."
"that" - used to refer to a noun that is further away or previously talked about.
Example: "That dog is barking."
"these" - used to refer to a group of nouns that are nearby or currently being talked about.
Example: "These dogs are barking."
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"those" - used to refer to a group of nouns that are further away or previously talked about.
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