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Los adjetivos posesivos se utilizan para indicar que algo pertenece a alguien. A diferencia del español, estos adjetivos concuerdan con el poseedor y no con el objeto poseído.
| Pronombre Sujeto | Adjetivo Posesivo | Traducción |
|---|---|---|
| I | My | Mi / Mis |
| You | Your | Tu / Tus / Su / Sus (de usted) |
| He | His | Su / Sus (de él) |
| She | Her | Su / Sus (de ella) |
| It | Its | Su / Sus (de una cosa o animal) |
| We | Our | Nuestro(a) / Nuestros(as) |
| They | Their | Su / Sus (de ellos/as) |
Siempre van colocados antes del sustantivo.
No tienen forma plural. Se dice my book y my books (nunca "mys books").
Dependen de quién posee el objeto (His house = la casa de él / Her house = la casa de ella).
Possessive Adjective + NounMy car is blue.
His name is John.
Her sister is a doctor.
Our house is big.
Their parents are at home.
| Correcto | Incorrecto |
|---|---|
| The dog wagged its tail. | The dog wagged it's tail. |
| Your house is beautiful. | You're house is beautiful. |
| I like their car. | I like there car. |
Its (posesivo) vs. It's (It is).
Your (posesivo) vs. You're (You are).
Their (posesivo) vs. They're (They are) vs. There (Allí).
Ver tabla comparativa de pronombres y adjetivos posesivos en Types of Pronouns.