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  • Alison kept ____ gifts because they couldn't come. (Mary and Frank)
    their
  • Angela visited ____ two months ago. (Mary)
    her
  • The monkeys eat ________ bananas. (its/their/our)
    their
  • That dog over there is ____. (Henry)
    his
  • _________ is a fork.
    This
  • Alexander asked ____ to give the book to him. ( I)
    me
  • Yes, that one is ____. (I)
    mine
  • ____ is working at the moment. (Mary)
    She
  • ____ lives in Oakland, California. (Derek)
    He
  • Paul and I are good friends. ________ favorite videogame is "Call of Duty". (Their/Our/Its)
    Our
  • _________ is a car.
    That
  • That's ____ we bought it last night at the department store.
    ours
  • _________ are foxes.
    Those
  • This is ____ , you ordered the pizza. I ordered the spaghetti.
    yours
  • _________ are dogs.
    These
  • Andrew has a brother. ________  name is Lucas. (its/his/my)
    his
  • The cats drink ________ milk. (your/their/our)
    their
  • ____ works at National Bank. (Mary)
    She
  • It's very difficult to memorize ____. (the new vocabulary words)
    them
  • _________ are books.
    These
  • _________ are flowers.
    These
  • I think these keys are ____ I left them on the table.
    mine
  • Thomas can find his classroom but Susan and Mary can't find ____.
    theirs
  • __________ is a lion.
    This
  • _________ are cupcakes.
    These
  • A:Whose bag is this? B: I'ts ____  I bought it last week.
    mine
  • We bought this house last year. It is ____.
    ours
  • Annie is 6 years old. ________  mother is Susan. (Her/His/Our)
    Her
  • I bought ____ last week. (the car)
    it
  • _________ is a banana.
    That
  • Well, my dad bought that computer for me so it's ____.
    mine
  • This car belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It is ____.
    theirs
  • _________ is a bike.
    That
  • Peter picked up ____ lunch and left for school. (Peter)
    his
  • __________ is a horse.
    That
  • This book is ____ it has my name on it.
    mine
  • _________ are coins.
    Those
  • Can I play with ________ computer game, Tom? (your/its/his)
    your
  • The lost dog belongs to my neighbor, it's ____.
    his
  • _________ are potatoes.
    These
  • I have a puppy. This is ________ puppy. (your/their/my)
    my
  • She has a new cat, it's ____.
    hers
  • The book is ____. (John)
    his
  • No, that one is ____. (you)
    yours
  • I enjoyed listening to ____ last week. (the song)
    it
  • My bedroom is cleaner than ____.
    yours
  • That's ____ book on the table. (I)
    my
  • The little boy shouted! "Give the ball to me! It's ____"
    mine
  • I'm sure it's ____. (the computer that belongs to my sister and me)
    ours
  • You should wash ____ hands before you eat.
    your
  • _________ are boys.
    Those
  • What is ________ e- mail Sharon? My e-mail is sharon7@gmail.com (your/her/its)
    your
  • Mary lives in New York, ________ house is small but beautiful. (Her/His/Our)
    her
  • My brother doesn't like ____ new job because it's boring.
    his
  • Renata and Valentina are brother and sister. ________ mother's name is Mara. (Our/Its/Their)
    Their
  • The bicycles were ____ so, they rode them home after school.
    theirs
  • I picked ____ up at seven o'clock. (Peter and Jane)
    them
  • He is the birthday boy and those are ____ presents.
    his
  • This is a giraffe. ________ legs are long. (Our/His/Its)
    Its
  • I have a new MacBook Case. ________ MacBook Case is white marble. (Her/Their/My)
    My
  • _________ is a clock.
    This
  • _________ are cars.
    Those
  • ____ went to school yesterday. (Anna)
    She
  • _________ is a milk bottle.
    This
  • Look at that car. It's ____. (Mary and Peter)
    theirs
  • My brother and I made that chair. It's ____.
    ours
  • She works for ____ company. (John)
    his
  • _________ is an eraser.
    This
  • __________ is a panda.
    This
  • Her sister drew the picture. It's ____.
    hers
  • _________ are lollipops.
    These
  • ____ study French at university. (Peter, Anne and Frank)
    They
  • I think I saw John drop this pen. I think it is ____.
    his
  • ____ think this exercise is difficult. (the students)
    They
  • Do you hear the phone? I think it's ____. (my telephone)
    mine
  • ____ are good friends. (Tom and I)
    We
  • I like reading ____ before I go to sleep. (magazines)
    them
  • Please give ____ the book. (Peter)
    him
  • Kylian Mbappé is playing in PSG. ________ nickname is Donatello. (Her/Its/His)
    His
  • _________ is an orange.
    That
  • _________ is a boat.
    That
  • We take the guitars and start to play. ________ music is great. (Their/His/Our)
    our
  • What a cute guinea pig what is ________ name? (his/their/its)
    its
  • I'd prefer to use my car, ____ is less fast.
    yours
  • _________ is a sharpener.
    This
  • __________ is an elephant.
    That
  • We are rich, ________ house has pools and gardens. (your/their/our)
    our
  • We bought ____ book last week. (Alex Smith)
    his
  • _________ are eggs.
    These
  • Peter asked ____ sister to the dance. (Jane)
    her
  • Excuse me, this phone is ____, you forgot to take it with you.
    yours
  • Would you like to buy ____ cookies? (My friends and I)
    our
  • _________ are birds.
    Those
  • The book is ____. (Mary)
    hers
  • _________ are pencils.
    Those
  • A: Are you sure this book belongs to your mother? B: Yes! it's ____.
    hers
  • I think we should go in ____ car. (The boy's car)
    his
  • A: Is this Robert's? B: No, it's not ____.
    his
  • ____ color is red. (The car)
    It's
  • ____ enjoy watching movies on Friday evenings. (My brother and I)
    We
  • She ate ____ quickly and left for work. (breakfast)
    it
  • _________ are babies.
    Those
  • Those bicycles are ____. (Jack and Peter)
    theirs
  • What's ________ telephone number, Susan? (your/its/her)
    your
  • I think ____ idea is crazy! (You)
    your
  • I'd like to hear ____ opinion. (Susan)
    her
  • Andres Manuel is ________ president now. (your/their/our)
    our
  • That house is ____ house. (Kathy)
    her
  • Tom and I like fettuccine Alfredo. It is ________ favorite food. (our/your/my)
    our
  • The hamster is in ________ cage. (your/its/his)
    its