Definition of Determiners :- Interrogative & Possessive Determiners
Interrogative Determiners :- The words what, which and whose are used before nouns to ask questions. Interrogative determiners appear just before nouns.
Before learning Interrogative Determiners, You should Have a Question "What is Determiners?"
Definition of Determiners:- Determiners, or noun signals, are special adjectives used before nouns.
Classification:-
What is Interrogative Determiners ?
Interrogative Determiners :- The words what, which and whose are used before nouns to ask questions. Interrogative determiners appear just before nouns.
Example-
- What time is it?
- Which boy is your brother?
- Whose pen is this?
What is Possessive Determiners ?
Possessive Determiners :- The words my, your, his, her, its, our and their are used before nouns to show ownership. They are called possessive determiners.
Example -
- I gave my sandwich to John.
- Is this your desk?
- Alan crashed his bike into a wall.
- Mrs. Park keeps her house very clean.
- The dog was licking its paws.
- There’s a snake in our garden.
- Susan and Peter have invited me to their party.
Attention Please !
-
The possessive determiner your can
be used when you are talking to one
person or more than one person:
The possessive determiner your can be used when you are talking to one person or more than one person:
Example :-
- I’m very angry with you, John. Your behavior has been very bad today. Jake and Josh, your dinner is ready.
Rules Of Use
This table will help you remember how to use possessive determiners.
singular personal pronoun
singular personal pronoun
|
Possessive determiner
|
I (subject pronoun)
|
my
|
me (object
pronoun)
|
my
|
you
(subject/object pronoun)
|
your
|
he (subject
pronoun)
|
his
|
him (object
pronoun)
|
his
|
she (subject
pronoun)
|
her
|
her (object
pronoun)
|
her
|
it
(subject/object pronoun)
|
its
|
Plural personal pronoun
Plural personal pronoun
|
Possessive determiner
|
we (subject
pronoun)
|
our
|
us (object
pronoun)
|
our
|
you
(subject/object pronoun)
|
your
|
they (subject
pronoun)
|
their
|
them (object
pronoun)
|
their
|
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