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Meanings of possessive pronoun in English
Pronoun acting as modifier showing ownership etc.; e.g. "my", "mine", "her", "hers"
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Usage of possessive pronoun in English
1
That wonderful little possessive pronoun MY has a great, thrilling power.
2
He always hesitated over the possessive pronoun in addressing Haskett.
3
The neuter possessive pronoun, for example, has been put in.
4
Now, there is evidence that the neuter possessive pronoun was just coming into use.
5
Gretchen sensed Nina looking at her as if expecting her to challenge the possessive pronoun.
6
She stopped in painful awareness of the possessive pronoun.
7
But the possessive pronoun with regard to the party was not according to my custom.
8
Was it the little possessive pronoun that sent the sudden thrill through the unexpecting wrist?
9
There is something very suggestive in Christ's use of the little possessive pronoun "My."
10
To which abnormal possessive pronoun, Claude rejoined,-
11
The emphasis on the possessive pronoun was subtle but unmistakable, and High Ridge's eyes flickered with rage.
12
For instance, a word which has become common to us is the neuter possessive pronoun "its."
13
Somehow the definite article, in place of a possessive pronoun, suggested abstract infinity, something to be discussed only in reverential whispers.
14
Neither of those words, the neuter possessive pronoun or the new word "anxious," got into the King James version.
15
He accentuated the possessive pronoun strongly, and then proceeded to explain the accentuation, smiling more and more amiably as he did so.
16
Is there not something astounding about the use of the possessive pronoun in connection with the word "august," implying sovereignty?
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Possessive pronoun through the time
Possessive pronoun across language varieties
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