Who is it?
Maria is my friend. ___ is nice.
She is nice.
I have a pencil. This is ___ pencil.
This is my pencil.
This is (my / mine) notebook.
This is my notebook.
This is my book. → The book is ___.
The book is mine.
This is mine pencil.
This is my pencil.
Daniel plays soccer. ___ plays every Saturday.
He plays every Saturday.
Sara has a backpack. The backpack is ___.
The backpack is hers.
The blue jacket is (her / hers).
The blue jacket is hers.
That is her pencil. → The pencil is ___.
The pencil is hers.
Maria is my friend. He is nice.
She is nice.
Sofia and Ana are sisters. ___ live in Canada.
They live in Canada.
We have a classroom. This is ___ classroom.
This is our classroom.
Pedro is my brother. (He / His) likes soccer.
He likes soccer.
Mateo and Lucas play soccer. → ___ play soccer.
They play soccer.
The red backpack is her.
The red backpack is hers.
My brother and I study English. ___ study together.
We study together.
They have two books. The books are ___.
The books are theirs.
Those are (their / theirs) backpacks.
Those are their backpacks.
These are our desks. → The desks are ___.
The desks are ours.
Juan and Pedro have a ball. His ball is new.
Their ball is new.
Change the names: Samuel, David, and I go to church.
We go to church.
David has a Bible. This is ___ Bible. The Bible is ___.
This is his Bible. The Bible is his.
We love (our / ours) school. The classroom is (our / ours).
We love our school. The classroom is ours.
Sofia and I have a teacher. → ___ is ___ teacher.
She is our teacher.
My sister and I have a dog. Their dog is ours.
Our dog is ours.