A: Hey! Those are _____ coffees! B: I'm sorry, we thought they were ______ - our / ours, A: Sarah got a new phone for _____ birthday. B: Wow! _____ always gets fantastic presents. - her / she, A: I've met those people before, but I can't remember ______ names. B: His name is Ryan and I think _____ wife's name is Jessica. - their / his, A: Tom! Are these ______ keys? B: No, I've got ______ here. - your / them, A: Where's Sylvia? I think these are _____ glasses. B: No, they're not Sylvia's. Ask Ben, they might be _______ - her / his, A: Is this ______ car, sir? B: No, it isn't . That's ______ car over there. - your / my, A: Have Ruth and Oliver chosen a name for ______ baby yet? B: Yes, he's called Patrick. They named ______ after his grandfather. - their / him, A: I've left my book at home. Can I share _______? B: Sorry! I forgot to bring ______, too! - yours / it,

Grammar: Pronouns (Level intermediate plus 1A)

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