It's your / yours problem, not my / mine.
your / mine
I'm talking to you. Please, listen to ______ .
me
_______ are going to school.
They
I don't eat tomatoes. I don't like _______ .
them
I didn't find my umbrella, so Anna gave me ______ .
hers
My brother has a new job but _________ doesn't like _______ very much.
he/it
Where is ______ son? _______ is playing with ________ friend in the park.
your / he / his
We don't know that girl but __________ knows ________.
she/us
I want to take some pictures of her but ________ doesn't want to pose for ________.
she/them
Jack is a handsome guy and Joan likes ________.
him
What do you do with _______ teddy bear? _______ is dirty.
your / it
Do you know ______ husband? Yes, _____ know _____ but _____ can't remember ____ name.
her / I / him / I / his
These letters belong to Bill. Can you give ______ to ______?
them / him
Mr. and Mrs. Black live in London. _________ son lives in Sidney.
Their
Margaret likes music. ________ plays the piano.
she
We live on Main Street. ________ house is at the end of the street.
Our
Can we use _______ washing machine? ________ is broken.
your / ours
____ is very cold today. Put on _______ coat when _______ go out.
It / your / you
She is a nurse and _______ loves ______ job.
she / her
I don't like dogs. I'm afraid of _______ .
them
Who is that woman? Why are you looking at ______?
her
Catherine is going to the beach with _____ friends next weekend.
her
We had dinner with some friends of ________.
ours
Jackie is sleeping. __________ is sleeping.
she