determiners, such as "my," "your," and "her," are placed in front of a noun to tell us that something belongs to the person(s) represented by the pronoun, which is why they serve as adjectives.
A. Objective

B. Possessive

C. Suggestive

D. Subjective

The correct answer is B. Possessive

Explanation

Possessive is the name that receive some words which determines the possession of something, for example, my (possessive) car (noun), or your (possessive) suitcase (noun), refer to people or goods that are related to those people. In the case of the words "my", "your", and "her" are words that are used in English to refer to the possessive of me, you, and her respectively. An example of these uses can be "my suitcase is big", "your bicycle is pretty", and "her skirt is pink" So, the correct answer is B. Possessive.

yes the first one is correct .

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