Was … grammar book expensive? yours your’s your you.

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Was … grammar book expensive? yours your’s your you

Someone robbed … wallet. his mine your yours

This dog has broken … leg. it’s its’ its hers

… computer is a Mac, but … is a PC. yours / my your / my yours / mine your / mine

… telephone is out of order, but … is working. mine / your my / our my / his yours / their

We gave them … phone number, and they gave us … ours / their our / theirs ours / theirs our / their

… pencil is broken. Can I borrow …? mine / yours your / mine my / yours yours / mine

You can’t have any chocolate! It’s all …! your mine her yours

These grammar books are different... has 278 pages, but... has only 275. your / my yours / my your / mine yours / mine

Jen has eaten... snack already, but I’m saving... until later. her / mine hers / my my / her mine / hers

They have four kids, but I don’t know … names. theirs their your yours

... bedroom is bigger than..., but... is nicer. mine / hers / her my / her / hers my / hers / hers mine / hers / hers

Jane lost... umbrella, so... I gave... to her. hers / my / hers her / my / her hers / my / her her / mine / her

This pencil is … but the notebook is … mine / yours my / your mine / your my / yours

… sister is shorter than me. …eyes are green and … are blue. mine / my / her My / my / hers my / mine / her My / my / her

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