Whose; Possessive pronouns and nouns

Whose shoes are these?

• They’re her.
  

• They’re she.

• They’re her’s.

• They’re hers.

Which book is this?

• It’s her’s book.

• It’s hers book.

• It’s she book.

• It’s her book.
  

Whose jacket is this?

• It’s he.

• It’s his.
  

• It’s his’s.

• It’s his own.

Whose backpack is this?

• It’s theirs.

• It’s their’s.

• It’s they.

• It’s their.
  

Whose book is this?

• It's Anna's.

• It's Annas.

• It's Anna.

• It's of Anna.

Whose jackets are those?

• They’re the players.

• They’re the player’s.

• They’re the players’.

• They’re of the players.

Whose shoes are near the door?

• They’re Carlos.

• They’re Carlos’s.

• They’re his.

• They’re him.

dog / is / whose / this?

• Whose this dog is?

• Is this whose dog?

• This is whose dog?

• Whose dog is this?

hers / notebook / is / that.

• That is hers notebook.

• That notebook is hers.

• Notebook is that hers.

• That is notebook hers.

coat / the / is / Mr. Smith’s.

• Mr. Smith’s is the coat.

• The coat is Mr. Smith.

• The coat is Mr. Smith’s.

• Is the coat Mr. Smith?