This document discusses possessive adjectives in English. It provides examples of subject pronouns and their corresponding possessive adjectives. It also defines the possessive adjectives "his," "her," "its," "their," and discusses their uses and how they do not change with plural nouns. The document concludes by noting the difference between the contractions "it's" and the possessive adjective "its."

1. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
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2. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
SUBJECT PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
I´m Colombian. My family is from Palmira, Valle.
You´re in Flex Fundamental 1. This is your classroom.
He´s a pilot. His name is Henry.
She´s a doctor. Her name is Vera.
It´s a bakery. Its name is La Leal.
We´re students. Our teacher is really nice!
They´re artists. Their last names are Botero and Rayo

3. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
 We use possessive adjectives to show something belongs to somebody (My laptop
is white) and, for relationships (Her mother is a nurse).
 His = of a man/ boy. (singular)
 Her = of a woman / girl. (singular)
 Its = of a thing, a place, or an animal. (singular)
 Their = of men, women, animals, or things. (plural)
 Possessive adjectives don´t change with plural nouns:
Our students NOT Ours students.
 Be careful with it´s and its:
It´s = it is. It´s a school.
Its = possessive adjective. Its name is Cardenas.