Question

ДАЮ МНОГО БАЛЛОВ!!!! My/Mine brother planted a beautiful apricot tree in Our/Ours yard. 2. Anna finished her/hers homework early but Alice did not do her/hers until later. 3. The little boy who lives next door played with his/him toys. 4. The furniture belongs to my mother. It is her/hers.5. our/ours family enjoys spending time together. 6. Jenny`s dad has got a car. It/Its colour is red. 7. You must remember to clean yours/your room before you go to the party.8. Mr. and Mrs. Rochester bought a plant for Theirs/Their house.9. Angela likes to wear her/hers hair long while Peggy prefers to wear her/hers short. ​

Answer 1

1. My brother... our yard.
2. Her homework... hers until later.
3. With his toys.
4. It is hers.
5. Our family
6. Its colour is red
7. Your room..
8. Their
9. Her hair... hers short

Answer 2

It looks like you're practicing possessive pronouns. Here are the correct forms for the sentences you provided:

1. My brother planted a beautiful apricot tree in our yard.
2. Anna finished her homework early but Alice did not do hers until later.
3. The little boy who lives next door played with his toys.
4. The furniture belongs to my mother. It is hers.
5. Our family enjoys spending time together.
6. Jenny's dad has got a car. Its color is red.
7. You must remember to clean your room before you go to the party.
8. Mr. and Mrs. Rochester bought a plant for their house.
9. Angela likes to wear her hair long while Peggy prefers to wear hers short.

Remember, "my," "your," "her," "its," and "their" are possessive adjectives, while "mine," "yours," "hers," "its," and "theirs" are possessive pronouns. Make sure to use the appropriate form based on whether you're describing ownership (adjective) or indicating ownership (pronoun).