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  • These cakes are (us / ours)!
    ours
  • The new car is (their / theirs).
    theirs
  • A: We can't solve this. B: Could you help (us / them)?
    us
  • The coffee is (me / mine).
    mine
  • Are those children (you / yours)?
    yours
  • A: The children will come soon. B: Could you wait for (them / us)?
    them
  • A: I'm Alan. B: Do you know (me / him)?
    me
  • That red bike is (him / his).
    his
  • A: Whose mother is she? B: She's (them / theirs).
    theirs
  • The old bag is (me / mine).
    mine
  • A: How much is that dress? B: I like (it / you) very much.
    it
  • A: We are going for a walk. B: Come with (them / us).
    us
  • This house is (her / hers).
    hers
  • A: I like your shoes. B: Where did you get (them / us).
    them
  • A: I am the doctor. B: Can you come with (him / me)?
    me
  • A: I am hungry. B: The doughnut is for (me / you).
    me.
  • A: Where do you live? B: We want to visit (me / you).
    you
  • A: Pamela likes flowers. B: These are for (you / her).
    her
  • A: Are your parents at home? B: I want to talk to (them / us).
    them
  • Is this cup (you / yours)?
    yours
  • The food on the table is (us / ours).
    ours
  • A: Where is Jimmy? B: We are waiting for (her / him).
    him
  • Is the flat (her / hers)?
    hers
  • This heavy suitcase is (him / his).
    his
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