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    The document provides examples of possessive adjectives and possessive 's. It gives sentences demonstrating the use of my, your, his, her, our, their to indicate possession. It also shows examples using 's to indicate possession after a noun, such as Ben's sister, Jim's car. The document distinguishes between using 's for possession and for contractions of is.

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    4A possessive adjectives

    I’m from Spain. My name is Ana.

    You’re American. Your name is Ben.

    He’s from Rome. His name is Marco.

    She’s Japanese. Her name is Maki.

    It’s a cat. Its name is Polly.

    We’re from Brazil. Our names are Selma and Luis.

    You’re Vietnamese. Your names are Hui and Mai.

    They’re from Mexico. Their names are Pedro and Maria.

    • your names, our books NOT yours names, ours books

    • it’s = for things or animals, e.g. The Ferrari is a very fast car. It’s a very fast car.
    4A possessive s

    Miranda is Carrie’s friend.


    This is Jack’s car.
    Ella is Ben’s sister.
    My sister’s name is Molly.

    Use ’s after a person to talk about family and things, e.g.,


    Ann’s brother, Jim’s car.

    ! Ella is Ben’s wife. (’s = possessive s)


    She’s American. Her name’s Ella. (’s = is)

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