Grammar quiz

This is (mine/my) umbrella. (Your/Yours) umbrella is over there.

• Mine - yours

• Mine - your

• My - yours

• My - your

Kim and Chay have (their/theirs) books. In other words, Chay has (her/hers), and Kim has (his/him).

• Their - her - his

• Their - hers - his

• Their - hers - his

• Theirs - hers - his

(Our/Ours) house is almost the same as (our/ours) neighbor's house. The only difference in appearance is that (our/ours) is gray and (their/theirs) is white.

• Our - our - ours - theirs

• Our - ours - our - theirs

• Ours - our - ours - theirs

• Ours - our - ours - their

There's Mile. Let's go talk to him. I need to tell you and (he/him) something.

• He

• Him

• Her

• Me

This bottle is (my/mine). The other one is (your/yours).

• My - your

• Mine - yours

• My - yours

• Mine - your

A : Are you coming with us?

B : I know I promised to go with you, but I'm not feeling very good. Would you mind (stay) . . . home?

A: No it's okay, it's not a big deal.

• If I stayed

• If I stay

• Glad

• Sure

A : It's getting hot in here. Would you mind (open) . . . the window?

B : No that's okay.

• If I speak

• If I open

• If I opened

• If I asked

A : Would you mind (smoke) . . .?

B : Yes, I'd really rather you didn't.

• If I smoke

• If I changed

• If I smoked

• If I asked

Would you mind (close) the door?

• Close

• Closing

• Closed

• Clossed

Excuse me, would you mind (repeat) that?

• Repeating

• Repeat

• Repeated

• Reppeated