This is your cup. --> This cup is (a)   .

These are my magazines. Those are (a)   . (they)

These sandwiches are mine. (a)   are in the bag. (she)

Your garden is beautiful, but (a)   is messy. (I)

Your classroom is small but (a)   is big. (we)

I found my glasses. The jacket is (a)   , too. (I)

I found (a)   glasses. (I)

Nick found his skateboard. The dictionary is (a)   , too. (he)

Nick found (a)   skateboard. (he)

Emily found her watch there. The pink notebook is (a)   , too. (she)

Emily found (a)   watch there. (she)

Is this phone yours? It looks like (a)   phone. (you)

Is this phone (a)   ? It looks like your phone. (you)

The necklace is hers. (a)   necklace is expensive. (she)

The necklace is (a)   . Her necklace is expensive. (she)

This computer is his. (a)   computer is new. (he)

This computer is (a)   . His computer is new. (he)

Those bags are ours. (a)   bags are big and heavy. (we)

Those bags are (a)   . Our bags are big and heavy. (we)

A: Mom, which is our new house? B: The red house is (a)   . (we)

A: Mom, which is (a)   new house? B: The red house is ours. (we)

A: Sarah, can I borrow your dictionary? Sure, You can use (a)   . (I)

A: Sarah, can I borrow (a)   dictionary? Sure, You can use mine. (you)

A: Whose car is it? Is it her car? B: Yes, it's (a)   . (she)

A: Whose car is it? Is it (a)   car? B: Yes, it's hers. (she)

A: Is this umbrella yours or his? B: It's mine. He left (a)   umbrella at home. (he)

A: Is this umbrella yours or (a)   ? B: It's mine. He left his umbrella at home. (he)

(a)   legs are long. (he)

(a)   classroom is large. (we)

(a)   garden is beautiful. (I)

Those are (a)   sandwiches. (she)

These are (a)   magazines. (they)

This is (a)   cup. (you)

A: Whose balls are these? B: They are (a)   . (they)

A: Whose socks are those? B: They are (a)   . (he)

A: Whose robots are these? B: They are (a)   . (we)

A: Whose hat is that? B: It's (a)   . (you)

A: Whose dress is this? B: It's (a)   . (I)

A: Whose ring is it? B: It's (a)   . (she)

[her bag --> hers] her glasses --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] your desk --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] my money --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] our flowers --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] my gloves --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] his coat --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] their house --> (a)  

[her bag --> hers] your bed --> (a)  

[Use possessive adjectives.] "Sam" works at a bank. He loves (a)   job.

[Use possessive adjectives.] "The rabbit" is white. (a)   eyes are red.

[Use possessive adjectives.] "I" have a dog. I play with (a)   dog every day.

[Use possessive adjectives. ] "Susan and Mary" go to school. (a)   school is around the corner.

letters --> (a)   letters (he)

the watch --> (a)   watch (I)

hands --> (a)   hands (we)

a camera --> (a)   camera (he)

a paw --> (a)   paw (it)

the piano --> (a)   piano (she)

umbrellas --> (a)   umbrellas (they)

a computer --> (a)   computer (you)