Question

22. Whose dictionary is this?It is .... A)My B) Mine C) Their 23. ... bicycle is clean,.. is dirty. A)Your,her B)Mine,hers C)My,hers

Answer 1

22. B (Whose dictionary is this? It is mine)
23. С (My bicycle is clean, hers is dirty)

Answer 2

22. Whose dictionary is this? — It is mine. (B)  Чей это словарь? — Мой.

23. My bicycle is clean, hers is dirty. (C)  Мой велосипед чистый, её — грязный.

Answer 3

22. Whose dictionary is this? It is mine.

When we use the possessive pronoun "mine," we indicate that the object in question belongs to the speaker. In this case, the dictionary belongs to the speaker, so the correct answer is "mine."

23. Whose bicycle is clean,.. is dirty? A) Your, her B) Mine, hers C) My, hers

To determine whose bicycle is clean and whose is dirty, we need to consider the possessive pronouns.

The possessive pronoun "your" indicates possession by the person being spoken to, while "her" indicates possession by a female third-person singular.

On the other hand, "mine" indicates possession by the speaker, and "hers" indicates possession by a female third-person singular.

Since we are talking about the cleanliness of the bicycles, we need to use the pronouns that match the subject. Therefore, the correct answer is A) Your, her. This means that the person being spoken to has a clean bicycle, while the female third-person singular (she) has a dirty bicycle.