▪ I love my new pets.
▪ You go to holiday every summer.
▪ He gets up early every day.
▪ She is the best basketball player in the
team.
▪ It smells very delicious in the kitchen.
▪ We go to the gym club together.
▪ You can go to the game.
▪ They sleep in the afternoon.
▪ This is my sister. My sister name is Mary.
▪ Wash your hands.
▪ This is his car.
▪ The pencil is her pencil.
▪ Its teeth are very sharp.
▪ We began our work at noon.
▪ Is that your wallet?
▪ Their house near the city.
▪ Ahmad gave me a pen.
▪ John will call you soon.
▪ I helped him pull his boots off.
▪ Don’t tell her the truth.
▪ The queen could not stand it.
▪ My younger brother bought us a bottle of
Pepsi.
▪ The boss will tell you what to do.
▪ He also loved them and cared about them.
▪ This is my laptop. It’s mine.
▪ These glasses are mine, not yours.
▪ This is my brother’s book. It’s his.
▪ He offered to swap his camera for her.
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▪ I’ll show you to your room. Ours is next door.
▪ The house is yours.
▪ The ship is theirs.
• I hurt myself trying to fix my father’s car.
• You sent yourself another Valentine’s Day card, didn’t you?
• Jack introduced himself to his girlfriend’s parents.
• Mary walked herself to school for the first time last week.
• The bug found itself caught in yet another screen enclosure.
• One must get oneself insured if one intends to drive on city streets.
• We admonished ourselves for not getting to the concert sooner.
• You blame yourselves for the accident, but you had nothing to do with it.
• The choir practiced themselves to the point of exhaustion.