Притяжательные местоимения (my, your, his/her/its, our, their)

On the day of __________________ trip the weather was fine. | WE

“Ok, stay at home. I’ll be at __________________ place in half an hour,” he said and the phone went dead. | YOU

The theatre has changed several times during __________________ history. | IT

Because the weather is famously cold, St Andrews students designed __________________ own uniform which consists of a warm jacket, jeans and boat shoes. | THEY

“It’s __________________ dog.” said Robbie. The judge handed Robbie a small symbolic medal and a certificate for free dog food. | I

When you look at this lovely house in the Welsh countryside, you may think it’s a picture from a children’s book. ‘In fact it’s a real house designed by a real person. When __________________ first son was born, Simon Dale’s wife, Jasmine, said: | THEY

“Mr. Taylor!” the man said. “I am in trouble. The police allowed me only one phone call. And I am calling you.” Then, the fog cleared. Although nearly ten years had passed since __________________ last meeting, Clark was able to recognise the voice. | THEY

Roald Dahl is an author that you can never grow tired of. Now I read his books to __________________ son. He is too small yet and cannot read himself. | I

Tim coughed to attract __________________ attention. | THEY

But we had a lot in common and enjoyed chatting on __________________ way to school. | WE

Jane was not an ordinary girl. She was an extremely popular person due to __________________ unusual gift. | SHE

I hope people won’t throw __________________ rubbish here any more.” | THEY

It was Friday evening. Liz was looking forward to Saturday because it was her husband’s birthday. She had been preparing for this event for a long time. She had invited __________________ college friends and they were all coming from different cities. | THEY

“I understand, Tracey,” he said. “Starting a new school can be very difficult. But you have to.” A month before __________________ family had moved to a new town and everything was still new and strange for Tracey. | THEY

Veronica had never tried to make a pie herself, but she knew how, as she had seen how __________________ mother made it many times. | SHE

It was __________________ decision. | THEY

He wouldn’t have liked __________________ words. | I

“See?” he turned to me. “But this one is too small. We’d better let it go and wait for the next one.” And he let __________________ fish go. | HE

Each of the animals had its own story written on a sign next to its cage or enclosure. All the stories were sad $-$ the animals had either been abandoned by __________________ owners or saved by the animal police from cruel treatment. | THEY

“How was __________________ night?” Dana’s husband liked to ask her when she came home. “Good music, good food and a great view of the city,” she cheerfully answered. | YOU

Jeff guessed that she had been working on __________________ roses, in the front garden. | SHE

One afternoon when the parents were out of the house, Matilda put on __________________ dress and shoes and went to the library. | SHE

They believe that Scots really carry bagpipes in __________________ bags to play the instrument on the streets, and that Scots practise magic. | THEY

He gave me a knowing smile, “Do you remember __________________ last trip?” | WE

Annie lit it and said: “I wish the whole class would come to __________________ party today”. | I