Pronouns, comparatives and superlatives

A: Excuse me, what's ________ name?

B: _________ name is Stefany.

• your / my

• his / her

• her / his

• my / my

Use possesive pronouns:

This is your cellphone

• This is mine.

• This is yours.

• This is hers.

• This is his.

Use possesive pronouns:

Those are my cats.

• Those are theirs.

• Those are mine.

• Those are ours.

Use possesive pronouns:

That is my cousin's bag.

• That is his.

• That is hers.

• That is ours.

• That is yours.

Complete the sentence using possessive pronouns:

- By brother's sweater is red, this black one is (a)   (I)

Complete the sentence using possessive pronouns:

- My friend's house is beautiful, but (a)   (he) is more beautiful.

Complete with comparative or superlative:

- My uncle's laptop is ____ than mine.

• faster

• more beautiful

• funnier

• colder

Complete the sentence using possessive pronouns:

- This white watch costs 15 $, but that green one costs 20$.

- The green watch is ______ than the white watch.

• more interesting

• more beautiful

• more expensive

Comparative or superlative

- My car is the _____ in the store.

• bigger

• biggest

Comparative or superlative:

- Those clothes are the ______ in my room.

• expensiver

• most expensive

• more expensive

• expensivest