Question

Вставить my, your, his, her, its, our, their, your 1. I have a bike. It's_ bike. 2. Mum and I have a boat. It's _boat. 3. The horse has an apple. It's _apple. 4. John and Max have a skateboard. It's_ skateboard. 6. You have a dog. It's _dog. 7. Max and you have a dad. It's _dad.

Answer 1

My   our   its  their   your  your

Answer 2

1. I have a bike. It's my bike.
2. Mum and I have a boat. It's our boat.
3. The horse has an apple. It's its apple.
4. John and Max have a skateboard. It's their skateboard.
6. You have a dog. It's your dog.
7. Max and you have a dad. It's your dad.

Answer 3

1. I have a bike. It's my bike. 2. Mum and I have a boat. It's our boat. 3. The horse has an apple. It's its apple. 4. John and Max have a skateboard. It's their skateboard. 5. You have a dog. It's your dog. 6. Max and you have a dad. It's your dad.

In the given sentences, we need to insert the possessive pronouns "my, your, his, her, its, our, their, your" to show ownership or possession of the objects mentioned. Let's go through each sentence one by one:

1. I have a bike. It's my bike. Here, since "I" is the subject, we use the possessive pronoun "my" to show that the bike belongs to the speaker.

2. Mum and I have a boat. It's our boat. In this sentence, "Mum and I" is the subject, indicating that the boat belongs to both the speaker and their mother. Therefore, we use the possessive pronoun "our."

3. The horse has an apple. It's its apple. In this sentence, "the horse" is the subject, and we use the possessive pronoun "its" to show that the apple belongs to the horse.

4. John and Max have a skateboard. It's their skateboard. Here, "John and Max" is the subject, so we use the possessive pronoun "their" to indicate that the skateboard belongs to both of them.

5. You have a dog. It's your dog. In this sentence, "you" is the subject, and we use the possessive pronoun "your" to show that the dog belongs to the person being addressed.

6. Max and you have a dad. It's your dad. Here, "Max and you" is the subject, and we use the possessive pronoun "your" to indicate that the dad belongs to both Max and the person being addressed.

It's important to use the correct possessive pronouns to indicate ownership or possession in English sentences.