Question

1. The boys have got a computer in their / his / your room. 2. We are from Ireland. Her / Our / Their parents are from Ireland, too. 3. I have got a cat. Our / Its / Your name is Tabby. 4. This is Ben. His / Its / Her surname is Walters. 5. I have got a ruler in its / their / my schoolbag.

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1. their

2. our

3. its

4. his

5. my

Explicación:

Answer 2

Respuesta:

1) The boys have got a computer in THEIR room.

2) We are from Ireland. OUR parents are from Ireland, too.

3) I have got a cat. ITS name is Tabby.

4) This is Ben. HIS surname is Walters.

5) I have got a tuler in MY schoolbag.

Explicación:

1) Para ellos, los chicos (the boys), se usa "their".

2) Para nosotros (We), se usan "our".

3) Para el animal (a cat), se usa "its", si no se sabe con exactitud si es hembra o macho.

4) Para él (Ben), se usa "his".

5) Para mí (I) se usa "my".

"Their" significa "su", su "room", es decir, su habitación, "their" se usa solo para nombrar las cosas que pertenecen a ellos o ellas, en plural.

"Our" significa "nuestros", nuestros "parents", es decir, nuestros padres, "our", se usa para las cosas que nos pertenecen a nosotros.

His para él, y my para mí.