possessive pronouns

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS mine; his; hers; its; yours; ours; theirs Are those gloves Jenny’s? hers Y es, they’re _ Do those bikes belong to the twins? Y es, they’re theirs Are those books the children’s? No, they’re not _ theirs Is that car the policeman’s? his Y es, it’s _ Is that Kate’s racket? hers Y es, it’s _ Is that David and Linda’s baby? No, it isn’t theirs Is that coat Sophie’s? hers No, it’s not _ Is that granny’s teapot? hers Y es, it’s That’s our new house ours It’s Does that bike belong to you? mine Y es, it’s Does that boat belong to your parents? No, it isn’t theirs Is that John’s watch? his No, it isn’t These photos belong to us ours They’re Are these keys yours? mine/ours No, they’re not This bag belongs to Mary hers It’s Do those motorbikes belong to your friends? theirs No, they’re not These are the children’s toys theirs They’re Is that Jack’s scooter? his No, it’s not Are they your motorbikes? ours Y es, they’re That cottage belongs to my friends It’s theirs Are those our packed lunches? Y es, they’re ours Is that present for me? yours Y es, it’s Is that present for our grandfather? Y es, it’s his