Determiners Questions Long
Possessive pronouns are used as determiners to show ownership or possession. They replace a noun and indicate who or what owns or possesses something. Here are some examples of sentences using possessive pronouns as determiners:
1. This is my book. (The possessive pronoun "my" shows that the book belongs to the speaker.)
2. Is that your car? (The possessive pronoun "your" indicates that the car belongs to the person being spoken to.)
3. Her house is beautiful. (The possessive pronoun "her" shows that the house belongs to a female person.)
4. Our team won the game. (The possessive pronoun "our" indicates that the team belongs to the speaker and others.)
5. Their dog is very friendly. (The possessive pronoun "their" shows that the dog belongs to a group of people.)
In these examples, the possessive pronouns "my," "your," "her," "our," and "their" function as determiners by indicating ownership or possession.