Possessive and plural: usage of 们 and 的 This is a very basic question about a simple topic that is not really clear to me (curiously, my book doesn't address it, or, more probably, I don't get it).

There are rules to:


to pluralize personal pronouns: just add "们" (e.g.: 我 [I] -> 我们 [we])
to make possessive adjective from personal pronouns: just add "的" (e.g.: 我 [I] -> 我的 [my])


Can these rules be combined to make possessive adjective for plural pronouns (e.g.: 我 [I] -> 我们的 [our])?

Thanks!
According to Stan (see first comment in the question) and sotondolphin (see other answer), the answer is: Yes.
So:

我们的 -&gt; our
你们的 -&gt; your
他们的 -&gt; their
她们的 -&gt; their
它们的 -&gt; their