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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

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Inglés B1.1 Note on POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS, created by vickivillegas on 24/12/2013.

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Possessive pronouns Forms: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs.In English we do not use the with personal pronouns, e.g.: This book is mine and that one is yours. (Este libro es el mío y aquél es el tuyo.)Speaking of cars, is hers bigger than ours? (Hablando de coches, ¿el suyo es más grande que el nuestro?)Some friends of mine have gone to Morocco. (Algunos amigos míos han ido a Marruecos.)See also personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, table of personal pronouns and possessive words and for a friend of mine, etc., see Double genitive.

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