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Possessive Pronouns - Ours / Yours / Theirs




Fill in the blanks with ours, yours, theirs :
  1. These shirts are_____.(They)
  2. I don't like Tom's garden, but I like____.(We)
  3. Here is your book._____ are on the desk. (We)
  4. All the essays were excellent but ____ were the best. (We)
  5. ____ fur is brown. (They)
  6. Tom has found his passport but Cynthia and Paul haven't found _____.
  7. Throw away these old clocks. ____ hands are broken.
  8. I don't like to borrow their things. I don't like what's _____!
  9. Cynthia is at her home and Tom and Pete are at_____.
  10. Those are our notebooks, and the books are____ too!
  11. Is this John's book or______? (you)
  12. I think these are not_____(you) and those are not_____(We).
  13. She's a friend of_____.(We)
  14. How's that sister of _____? (You)
  15. This is Masha's and Cynthia's office. This is_____.
  16. The Johnsons' new car is awful. I simply don't like anything that's _____.
  17. These boys are our children and those over there are _____.(they)
  18. These are our bag. These are______.
  19. These are your books.These are______.
  20. These are their magazines. These are ________.
   
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