She’s not my friend. She’s (him / his).
his
Your French is good but (her / hers) is better.
hers
I know (them / their) parents very well.
their
The watch is a gift from (my / mine) mother.
my
I talked to (her / hers) grandmother last night.
her
We use possessive pronouns (before / in place of) a noun.
in place of
We showed them some of (our / ours) photos.
our
Our team won against (their / theirs) in the contest.
theirs
The villa has (it / its) own private beach.
its
Do you consider him a friend of (your / yours)?
yours
We use possessive adjectives (before / in place of) a noun.
before
His views and (my / mine) are very similar.
mine