as possible in the English language to point to an object without naming it?And the quality of the object?What can replace the necessary parts of speech such as adjectives and nouns?Lifesaver in these cases would be the use of possessive pronouns.Group of parts of speech called Possessive Pronouns.
If necessary indicate any affiliation of objects (properties, subject and so on) to a person, you can use the possessive pronoun with the function definition of the noun.This pronoun will always be in front of him.
Possessive pronouns are distinguished three categories: person, gender and number: my, your, his, her (my, your, his, her).Its (his or her), our - our, your - your, their - them.And they use these parts of speech in strict accordance with these categories.In contrast to the Russian language, possessive pronouns (English version) are used very often.Designating the garments or parts of the body, and family ties, the British certainly make their membership by means of possessive pronouns:
She cleaned her shoes.It cleans the shoes.
My clock is brown and his is silver.My watch is brown and his - silver.
There are two forms of possessive pronouns: cojoint - Join today and absolute - absolute.
Possessive pronouns, expressed in the form of the connecting - my, your, his, her, our, their - are placed before the noun, to which correspond:
My listing is in the box of the table.My printout is in the drawer.
And the same part of speech, but the absolute form - mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs - always replace them:
What do cats like to eat?- Mine likes fish.What to eat cats?- My love fish.
In the case with the noun the adjective, the possessive pronoun in a properly constructed sentence will stand in front of them.
I have kept my new knick-knacks.I kept her new jewelry.
Possessive pronouns in Russian language may be absent, but the default will be borne in mind in the same speech, the British will have to be in sentence:
She put her purse into her bag.She put her purse in her bag.
Take off your carpet.Remove the carpet.
personal pronoun I (I) in the singular possessive pronouns in the attachable form - my (my, my, my, or mine), and the absolute - mine.
The same thing happens with the personal pronoun he (it).The attachable shape is transformed into his (its) in absolute - in his.
it, or she, in the accession form possessive pronoun will sound like her (it) in the absolute - hers.
It (it) has only one, attached, form - its (his, her).In absolute terms - it is absent.And it is written together, without the apostrophe, unlike Abbreviations it's (it is), where the apostrophe is required.
personal plural pronouns also have, in addition to joins in the absolute form of possessive pronouns.
We (us) in Join possessive pronoun is used as our (our, ours, ours, ours), in absolute terms - ours.
Attachable form of you (you) in English sounds like your (your, your, your, your), and absolute - like yours.
Finally the personal pronoun in the plural - they (are) in the form of the connecting possessive pronoun is transformed into their (of them), in absolute terms - in theirs.
Possessive pronouns, expressed in absolute terms, the proposal is generally acquire the following values:
- subject.My phone is pink.His is gray.My phone - pink.His - gray.
- nominal part of the predicate.This office will be yours, and that office will be mine.This is your office, and he - my.
- ons.Take my journal and Kate will take theirs.Take my journal, and Kate take them.
- definitions.It is used with the preposition of.She is a daughter of mine.She is my daughter.
In contrast to the Russian language possessive pronouns in English are not declined for case.
Pronouns connecting form, as the definition of accessories, never used apart from the defined word.
If the proposal contains quantitative expression of all and both, the possessive pronouns, like the article, placed after the quantitative determinations:
All my singles are in that album.All my songs are on this album.
Both his sisters live there.Both of his sisters live there.
In English, possessive pronoun such as "a" does not exist, but in the case of matching the person to be possessive pronoun, and it can be used in a translation into Russian.For example:
I have found my letter.I found your letter.
She has published her book.She published her book.
They brought him their apples.They brought him his apples.
We've taken our dictionaries, has she taken hers?We brought their dictionaries, and she can take her?
