Possessive pronoun
My phone is dead. Pass me
yours
______ plane is delayed.
My
That’s my _____ house. They live near us. (cousins)
cousins´
I love _______ sofa. ______ isn’t as comfortable as yours.
your --- Mine
Did you know that Labrador is --------?
mine
_______ dinner is ready.
Your
That isn’t my laptop. _____ is at home.
mine
Is this Carol’s bicycle? – No, that red one over there is_____
hers.
The house on the corner is________
theirs.
Could you bring _____ tea out to him?
his
A: Is this _____ charger? B: Yes, that’s _____.
a Steven / your
b Steven’s / his
c Stevens / he
d Stevens’ / mine
b... b Steven’s / his
Is this cup (your / yours)?
yours
That’s Anna’s homework and this is________
yours.
Remember not to judge a book by ____ cover.
its
He lives in her house.
He lives in his house.
Your hotel is near the city center while______ is near the airport.
ours
I would have knocked on ______ door, but I heard their baby crying.
their
The new car is they
theirs.