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@Jezinwest21 - Yes, it's "its," but it isn't used very often because a thing or an animal rarely possesses the capacity for ownership. However....
"A job well done is its own reward," and "My two-year-old iMac can't run Starcraft II because its memory is limited," and "That poor bird has broken its wing." So, yes, there is a possessive pronoun for "it."
@ComoEstas15 -- Well, I think they're both good to learn. I like British English, but I'm American. To speak like a Brit would make me sound foolish. However, I've read a lot of British literature because it's helpful for vocabulary development.
Europeans generally favor British English. People who do a lot of business with the U.S. generally prefer American English.
Thanks, teacher. I'm an English teacher in Brazil and I got happy to discover I usually give a similar explanation to possessive adjectives. For us, Brazilians, it's particularly difficult the use of his / her.
very useful video! Thanks a lot for all the videos u publish on youtube.
kLaRa3622 1 week ago
you explained it clearly, thanks for this!
effyval13 6 months ago
Good work. Thanks for sharing.
gemscrisp 11 months ago
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RickSasin 1 year ago
thx very mutch your viedos are very good
almas1919 1 year ago
Nice video but just wanna make sure about this one. Is there a possessive pronoun for the personal pronoun it?
Jezinwest21 1 year ago
@Jezinwest21 - Yes, it's "its," but it isn't used very often because a thing or an animal rarely possesses the capacity for ownership. However....
"A job well done is its own reward," and "My two-year-old iMac can't run Starcraft II because its memory is limited," and "That poor bird has broken its wing." So, yes, there is a possessive pronoun for "it."
learnamericanenglish 1 year ago
@ComoEstas15 -- Well, I think they're both good to learn. I like British English, but I'm American. To speak like a Brit would make me sound foolish. However, I've read a lot of British literature because it's helpful for vocabulary development.
Europeans generally favor British English. People who do a lot of business with the U.S. generally prefer American English.
learnamericanenglish 1 year ago
Alguem coloka uma legenda por favor =/
Obg por postar Pke ingles é tao dificil ? mais eu amo ingles FATO
EvelynCalynn 1 year ago
come teach my class in new zealand please!!!
sydog11 2 years ago
Thanks a lot, Teacher.
I'm an English teacher too here in Yucatan, Mexico and I'm pleased with your explanations because they're so clear. Greetings from Mexico.
alangastellou 2 years ago
can i put the links of your videos in one of my grammar books? my spanish speaker students will find them very helpful.
andresaris 2 years ago
Yes, no problem.
learnamericanenglish 2 years ago
thank you teacher... this will be a big help for my Korean students...
moonshadow12charisse 2 years ago
You're welcome!
Thanks for commenting.
learnamericanenglish 2 years ago
Thanks, teacher. I'm an English teacher in Brazil and I got happy to discover I usually give a similar explanation to possessive adjectives. For us, Brazilians, it's particularly difficult the use of his / her.
adrianaurpia 3 years ago