In case you’re wondering, we’re not about to delve into a literary discussion on Shakespeare’sOthello. We’re talking about possessive pronouns here, after all. But have a close look at the italicized pronouns in the above quote. Though they look like ordinary possessive pronouns, they ar...
Possessive pronouns indicate ownership. The English possessive pronouns are “mine,”“ours,”“yours,”“his,”“hers,”“theirs,” and “whose.”
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and ‘possessive pronouns’. Diachronically, there may be some justi?cation for such a distinction; synchronically, there is little basis for it. His is distributed very much like John’s; if the latter can be analysed as [John + POSS], his is surely its pronominal equivalent, i.e. [...