Whose sunglasses are these, his or (your / yours ) ?
yours
Those chips at the counter must be (our / ours ) ?
ours
(Our /Ours ) flight leaves in two hours.
Our
She took the books back home because they were (hers / her )
hers
Which of these bags are (his / he´s)?
his
Your phone is much nicer than (me / mine )
mine
'Why so glum?'' a. Why are you feeling down? b. Why are you eating here?
Why are you feeling down?
''They were gossiping about me again.'' a. They were talking about me. b. They were working with me.
They were talking about me.
''It was a dead giveaway.'' a. It was clear why they stopped talking. b. They went away.
It was clear why they stopped talking.
''He thinks Chris and Pat can do no wrong.'' a. He doesn't think they cause problems. b. He thinks they make a lot of mistakes.
He doesn't think they cause problems
''He's no help.'' a. They don't help Bob. b. Bob doesn't solve these problems.
Bob doesn't solve these problems.
''Bob definitely plays favorites.'' a. He treats all employees well. b. He treats some employees better than others.
He treats some employees better than others.
''Tell them to cut it out.'' a. Tell them to leave the office. b. Tell them to stop.
Tell them to stop.
'You'd be standing up for yourself.'' a. You'd be telling them you don't accept their behavior. b. You'd be ready to get up and leave.
You'd be telling them you don't accept their behavior.
A: Excuse me, (that´s mine / that´s yours ) B: Oh, sorry! It looks just like my raincoat.
that´s mine
A: ( Whose ring is this? / Hey, that ring is mine ) B:Do you see that woman by the door? I think it´s hers
Whose ring is this?
