Question

1 Our/ours house is in Nizami street next to their/theirs 2 Our/Ours lesson is interesting. Your/Yours is boring 3 this is my/mine sister's coat and that is my/mine 4 My /mine pencil case is on the table. Her/hers is in the bag 5 Their/theirs caps are white. Our/ours are red. 6 They/their teacher is in the classroom. Ours/our isn't

Answer 1

1 Our, theirs

2 Our,yours

3 My,mine

4 My,hers

5 Their,ours

6 Their, ours

Answer 2

Here are the correct options for each sentence:

1. Our house is in Nizami street next to theirs.
2. Our lesson is interesting. Yours is boring.
3. This is my sister's coat, and that is mine.
4. My pencil case is on the table. Hers is in the bag.
5. Their caps are white. Ours are red.
6. Their teacher is in the classroom. Ours isn't.

In each pair of sentences, the first option (e.g., "Our," "Yours," "My," etc.) is used when indicating possession, while the second option (e.g., "Ours," "Theirs," "Mine," etc.) is used to emphasize the possession or to stand alone without a noun following it.