Question

Possessive pronous can come before of after the werb:

Answer 1

Перевод- ритяжательные местоимения могут прийти после глагола.

Answer 2

Possessive Pronouns Placement

Possessive pronouns can come before or after the verb, depending on the sentence structure and context. Here are some examples:

1. Before the verb: - "I have my own car." - "She has her mother's necklace." - "They had their breakfast early." - "He will have his lunch after the meeting." [[2]](https://mgimo.ru/upload/docs_6/yastrebova_Part_1.pdf)

2. After the verb: - "The truth came out at the trial." [[4]](https://ciu.nstu.ru/kaf/persons/20397/a/file_get/287990?nomenu=1) - "Let's leave on our journey early and then we can arrive before lunch." [[4]](https://ciu.nstu.ru/kaf/persons/20397/a/file_get/287990?nomenu=1) - "I'll wait until he comes." - "He didn't go there until after the war." [[7]](https://knastu.ru/media/files/page_files/page_421/posobiya_2015/_Prakticheskaya_grammatika_anglyskogo_yazyka._Morfologiya..pdf)

In summary, possessive pronouns can be placed before or after the verb, depending on the sentence structure and emphasis.