pronouns / adjectives
That's Jack's cap. It's ... cap.
him
his
he
That's Jack's cap. It's his cap.
Дядя Джека забрал игрушки наших детей.
Uncle's Jack took toys our children's.
Uncle Jack's took we childrens' toys.
Jack's uncle took our children's toys.
Jack's uncle took our children's toys.
Whose bike is it?
It's my friend's bike.
Its me friends' bike.
It's my friend bike's.
It's my friend's bike.
(It is my friend's bike.)
CORRECT MISTAKES
We friend is George. Look at his!
Our friend is George. Look at him!
There are a lot of women's handbags here.
There are a lot of womens' handbags here.
There are a lot of women's handbags here.
- ... ?
- No, I haven't got any brothers or sisters.
- Have you got any brothers or sisters?
- No, I haven't got any brothers or sisters.
- На моем столе лежит твоя книга.
- Нет, отдай ему эту книгу.- There is your book on my table.
- No, give him this book.
- Чья дочь Анна?
- Михаила и Светланы.
- Whose daughter is Anna?
- Mikhail and Svetlana's.
has, is or possessive?
She's got the boys' notebooks.
She's got the boys' notebooks.
has possessive