Where is (a)   classroom? We can’t find it.

This car belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It is (a)   .

Susan, is that (a)   pen on the table?

I think I saw John drop this pen. I think it is (a)   .

A: What is (a)   name?

B: My name is Thomas.

This book is (a)   . It has my name on it.

I think this is (a)   book. She dropped it on the floor.

My brother and I made that chair. It’s (a)   .

Her sister drew the picture. It’s (a)   .

That’s (a)   . We bought it last night at the department store.

Brazil is located in South America. (a)   capital city is Rio de Janeiro.

Excuse me. This phone is (a)   . You forgot to take it with you.

A: Are you sure this book belongs to your mother?

B: Yes, it’s (a)   .

The little boy shouted, “Give the ball to me! It’s (a)   !”

Thomas can find his classroom, but Susan and Mary can’t find (a)   .

(a)   names are Kevin and Stewart. They are my friends.

The bicycles were (a)   , so they rode them home after school.

A: What is your phone number?

B: (a)   phone number is 555-9826.

Did the cat eat all of (a)   food?

I think these keys are (a)   . I left them on the table.

This is (a)   - you ordered the pizza.

I ordered the spaghetti.

A: Is this Robert’s?

B: No, it’s not (a)   .

The children are crying because they can’t find (a)   toys.

Mariam and Jennifer like (a)   new teacher.

Oh no! I can’t find (a)   keys! Where are they?

He forgot to write (a)   name on the test!

When did Mr. and Mrs. Smith buy (a)   new television?

I really like my new home, especially (a)   location.

This is a picture of my friend. He is (a)   best friend.

Do you think your father likes (a)   birthday present?

We still have twenty more minutes before (a)   class begins.

A: Where is (a)   brother?

B: My brother is at school.