Question

1.Circle the correct answer.This is my mother.Look at her/she.2. Mrs Richards is our/us maths teacher

Answer 1

1look at her.
2Mrs Richards is our Math's teacher.

Answer 2

1. "This is my mother. Look at her." 2. "Mrs. Richards is our maths teacher."

In the first sentence, "her" is used as the pronoun to refer to "my mother." When talking about someone previously mentioned (in this case, "my mother"), you use "her" to refer back to that person.

In the second sentence, "our" is used to indicate possession. "Our maths teacher" means that Mrs. Richards is the teacher for the speaker and others, implying that she teaches the collective group.