Possessive pronouns

Whose cellphone is it?

• It's Ray's cellphone.

• It's Bob's cellphone.

• They're Ray's cellphone.

• They're Bob's cellphone.

Are they Leo's sunglasses?

• It's Leo's sunglasses.

• Yes, they're her sunglasses.

• They're Ben's sunglasses.

• Yes, they're his sunglasses.

Whose gloves are they?

• They're Joe's gloves.

• It's kim's gloves.

• They're Kim's gloves.

• They're May's gloves.

Are they Joe's gloves?

• No, they aren't. They're May's gloves.

• They're Joe's gloves.

• It's Kim's gloves.

• Yes, they are.

Whose key is it?

• They're Lily's key.

• They're Alice's key.

• It's Alice's key.

• It's Kitty's key.

Whose's shoes are they?

• They're Amy's shoes.

• They're Ben's shoes.

• They're Jen's shoes.

• They're Tom's shoes.

Whose umbrella is it?

• It's Fay's umbrella

• It's Roy's umbrella.

• They're Joy's umbrella

• They're Roy's umbrella

Whose watch is it?

• They're Jane's watch.

• They're Tom's watch.

• It's Jane's watch.

• It's Tom's watch.

Whose water bottle is it?

• It's Tim's water bottle.

• They're Tim's water bottle.

• They're Ann's water bottle.

• It's Tom's water bottle.

Is it Fay's umbrella?

• No, they aren't.

• Yes, it's her umbrella.

• Yes, it's his umbrella.

• No, it isn't.