POSSESSIVES: ADJECTIVES, PRONOUNS

A: Are those books yours?

• B: No. Mine are here on this table.

• B: No. My are here on this table.

• B: No. me are here on this table.

My dad bought several presents for my brothers and me.

The underlined words can replaced by

• we

• our

• us

Beatrice is a famous actress and this is _ house and the car over there is also _.

• her / hers

• her / her

• hers /her

A: The boss is in a meetng with his employees because he wants to thank _ for _ extraordinary work on the advertising campaign.

• they / their

• their / they

• them / their

Shakira loves Pique but _ doesn't love ... anymore.

• he / her

• his / hers

• he / she

Shakira and Pique are getting divorced, _ children are not happy about it.

• them

• they

• their

A: Is this your mom's jacket?

• B: No. It's mine. Hers is on the sofa.

• B: No. It's me. Hers is on the sofa.

• B: No. It's mine. She's is on the sofa.

Ricardo Gareca is going to prepare _ national soccer team again. We are happy!

• us

• our

• we

Where does your brother live?

• He lives in his own apartment.

• He lives in him own apartment.

You can get _ own office if you talk with _ boss. Tell _ that you need your privacy.

• yours / your / him

• your / yours / he

• your / your / him