They have got two children, but I don't know (theirs/their) name.
their
Dishwashers were invented to make (our/ours) lives easier.
our
I can't find (my/mine) pen. You can use (our/ours)
my-ours
It is (their/theirs) problem, not (our/ours).
their-ours
That is not (your/yours) eraser. It is (my/mine)
your-mine
That accident was (her/hers) fault and not (my/mine).
her-mine
This is (my/mine) red dress and it is much nicer than (your/yours).
my-yours
Is this (your/yours) camera or (her/hers)?
your-hers
(My/Mine room is bigger than (her/hers).
My-hers
Where is (my/mine) schoolbag?
my
Can I use (your/yours) phone? (My/Mine) doesn't work.
your-Mine
(My/Mine) house is much bigger than (her/hers). But (our/ours) garden is smaller.
My- hers-our
Some people talk about (their/theirs) jobs all the time!
their
That is not (my/mine) umbrella. (My/Mine) is blue and (your/yours) is black and white.
my- Mine-yours
Do you want to stay at (our/ours) house?
our
She pretends that the book is (her/hers) but I know that it is (my/mine).
hers-mine
I can give you (my/mine) red sweater if you give me (your/yours) blue one instead.
my-your
(My/ Mine) hands are cold.
My
Poor dog! (His/Its) leg is broken.
Its
Can I use (your/yours) washing machine? (Our/Ours) is broken.
Your-Ours
(Our/Ours) car is a fast one, but it is not as comfortable as (their/theirs).
Our-theirs