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Possessive adjectives/pronouns

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  • My daughter loves singing and has started writing ___ own songs.
    her
  • I hate living with my parents. I'd love to have a house of ___ own.
    my
  • Both my sons smoke. It's a bad habit of ___
    theirs
  • A friend of ___ is going away, so we're looking after his dog.
    ours
  • My cousins are thinking of opening ___ own restaurant.
    their
  • Are you still having problems with those noisy neighbours of ___?
    yours
  • Jane's keeping very quiet about this new boyfriend of ___!
    hers
  • My grandmother loves gardening. She grows all ___ own vegetables.
    her
  • A colleague of ___ has just told me she's leaving.
    mine
  • Is that woman a friend of ___? She's smiling at you.
    yours
  • The supermarket has ___ own bakery, so we can buy some bread there.
    its
  • I'm going out this evening, so you'll have to make ___ own dinner.
    your
  • He's an amazing artist. I have a painting of ___ in the living room.
    his
  • My brother and I had ___ own bedrooms when we were children.
    our
  • My nephew never goes to the hairdresser's. He cuts ___ own hair.
    his
  • Tom must earn a lot of money. Have you ever seen that new car of ___?
    his
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