Question

1) Put the following sentences into Plural This is a newspaper. That is a chair. Is this your pen? Yes, it is. That is not his book. Give me that apple. This is my credit card. Is that his dictionary? No, it isn’t. What is this? This is his car. What is that? That is her computer. This woman is beautiful. 2)Compose the sentences using ’s or of. The bicycle / my brother. The computer / my sister. The picture / their house. The car / her mother. The mobile phone / my friend. The dictionary / their teacher. The King / Sweden. The house / my parents. The roof / the house. The identity cards / Jack and Jill. The photo / Spain. The surname / that man is Smith. The CD player / my friends is new. The functions / this computer are numerous. The children / my brother are at home.

Answer 1

These are newspapers.
Thode are chairs.
Are these your pens? Yes, they are.
Those are not their books.
Give us those apples.
These are our credit cards.
Are those their dictionaries? No, they aren’t.
What are these? These are their cars.
What are those? Those are their computers.
These women are beautiful.
my brother’s bicycle
my sister’s computer
The picture of their house.
her mother’s car
my friend’s mobile phone
Their teacher’s dictionary
The King of Sweden.
my parents' house
The roof of the house.
Jack’s and Jill’s identity cards
The photo of Spain.
That man’s surname is Smith.
my friends' CD player is new.
The functions of this computer are numerous.
my brother’s children are at home.

Answer 2

1) Put the following sentences into plural: - These are newspapers. - Those are chairs. - Are these your pens? Yes, they are. - Those are not his books. - Give me those apples. - These are my credit cards. - Are those his dictionaries? No, they aren't. - What are these? These are his cars. - What are those? Those are her computers. - These women are beautiful.

2) Compose the sentences using 's or of: - The bicycle is my brother's. - The computer is my sister's. - The picture is of their house. - The car is of her mother. - The mobile phone is my friend's. - The dictionary is of their teacher. - The King of Sweden. - The house is of my parents. - The roof of the house. - The identity cards are of Jack and Jill. - The photo is of Spain. - The surname of that man is Smith. - The CD player is of my friends and is new. - The functions of this computer are numerous. - The children of my brother are at home.