DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS / ( 'S)

1. Tina's pencil case is pink, it isn't green.

2. The teacher's book is open, it isn't closed.

3. The boys' bikes are red, they aren't white.

4. John's bag is blue,it isn't black.

5. Andrew's sister is eleven, she isn't twelve.

6. The capital of England is London.

7. Is this your brother? No, he isn't. He is my cousin.

8. Are these your parents? No, they aren't. They are my grandparents.

9. Is that your dog? No, it isn't. It is my uncle's dog.

10.Are those your books? No, they aren't. They are Mary's books.

PERSONAL PRONOUNS and POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

1. I do my homework and you do your homework.

2. He does his homework and she does her homework.

3. Mark likes his mobile phone

4. Ann likes her new T-shirt.

5. The cat likes its food.

6. They like their classroom.

7. We have got a new car. Our car is new.

8. My dad has got blue eyes. His eyes are blue.

9. My sister has got long hair. Her hair is long

10.Maggie Simpson is Bart's sister.