Possessive adjectives
We are studying at university.________university is very nice.
Our
Emily’s dress is longer than (I)_________.
mine.
If you study a lot, you_______(pass) the exam.
you will pass
He is quite chubby, he________lose some weight.
should
Did you______that strange noise?
hear
What's the boy's name? _______name is Ben Scott.
His
Is that car (you)______?
yours?
If he gets a better job, he______(earn) more money.
he will earn
She________eat so much fast food.
shouldn't
He is a funny person as he likes______jokes all the time.
to tell
Debbie has got a cat. ______cat is very cute.
Her
Which table is (we)__________?
ours.
The hotel (be)_________ cheaper, if you book it early. If you book it later, the hotel (be)__________more expensive.
will be cheaper, will be more expensive
She______drink less wine and she_______drink more water.
should, should
She is_______a new apartment. She hopes_______one by the end of the week.
looking for, to find
I can't find ______watch. Can I borrow______watch please?
my, your
Is our room bigger than (they)_________? No______(it) smaller than their room.
theirs, its
You (not)________ pass the exam if you don't study for it. If you don't pass the exam, you (be)_________sad.
won't, you will be
You________watch so much TV before bed. You________read a book instead.
shouldn't/should
If the team______ the league title this season then they will_______a big bonus from the club chairman.
wins, earn
They live next to my mum. __________house is very beautiful. _______a really big and elegant house.
Their, Its
This cup of coffee is (she)_______. The other cup of coffee is (he)______.
hers, his
If I lend you this book, __________remember to give it back to me? If you forget to give it back, I (be)______angry with you.
will you, I will be
You_________eat so much salty and sugary food. You_______eat more fruits and vegetables. Your doctor told you that you______improve your diet.
shouldn't, should, should
Do you think I could ____ $35 from you until next Monday? Yes, I can______$35 to you until next Monday.
borrow, lend