Ana and Marcos _____ worried yesterday.
were
This ___ my book, but it's not ____ anymore.
was/mine
Use apostrophe to say: the cat belongs to Jane
Jane's cat
Diana is ___ best friend.
my/his/her
It's my book, not ___ . You can't use it.
yours
"____ you relieved yesterday after the test?"
were
What possessive are "my, your, his, her, its, our, their"?
possessive adjective
"Whose this pen is?" "I think it's ___"
his/hers/yours/theirs/mine
"___ the Mary's car?" "Yes, it was ____"
was/hers
What possessive are "mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs"?
possessive pronoun
"I ___ confused! I didn't know"
was
We went at my ___ .
grandparent's house
"Isn't the Spike? The Smith's dog. It's ____ dog!"
their
"Can I borrow ___ shirt, please?"
your/his/her
"It ___ me. I didn't do anything! It's not my fault"
wasn't
use apostrophe to say: the book belongs to João
João's book