Use the appropriate form of possessive prounouns in the following sentences:
- This book is (I). There is (I) name on it.
- She makes all (she) clothes herself.
- This demand of (tehy) is quite ridiculous.
- The children had had (they) tea. The Black Cat was late for (she) as usual, Peter and Mary Jane were having (they).
- She folded the letter and replaced it in (it) envelope.
- There's a ghastly article of (he) about it in this evening's paper.
- We can do (we) shopping before lunch.
- Jim said, ""Dear Barbara, we all felt with you. (you) distress was (we)."
- Then he stopped and pointed and said, 'Those are peas. I said, "We've got some peas, too". I expect (you) are bigger than (we)" - he said politely.
- Very well, Mom, I'll have (I) hair cut this afternoon.
- "This foolish girlfriend of (I) thinks I'm a great artist" - said he.
- He put (he) hand in (she).
- The man next door has been busy cutting the grass in (he) garden.
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- mine, my
- her
- theirs
- their, hers, theirs,
- its
- his
- our
- your, ours
- yours, ours
- my
- mine
- his, ehers
- his