English, asked by royniraj17, 9 months ago

diffrence between adjective and possesive adjective

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Answered by IsHa4aN

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Hey there, here's your answer:

A possesive adjective is one that is used to describe or show ownership of a noun. It comes before a noun in the sentence.

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Answered by shristi8582

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Explanation:

adjective is a word which qualifies a noun or pronoun whereas possessive adjective adds more meaning to noun and shows possession or ownership.

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