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23 сентября 2026 03:55 · публичный вопрос
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Short answer

D:
15. wavy
16. capital
17. twins
18. middle
19. late
20. slim
21. north
22. deserts
23. nationality
24. driving

E:
25. Their
26. Her
27. your
28. hers
29. mine
30. ours
31. my
32. his
33. her
34. his

Key steps

D. Vocabulary

  1. Mike’s hair is short and wavy.
  2. Paris is the capital city of France.
  3. Two sisters are twins.
  4. A middle-aged man.
  5. In their late sixties.
  6. Tall and slim.
  7. Milan is in the north of Italy.
  8. Africa has many deserts.
  9. “What nationality is he?”
  10. A driving licence.

Each word from the box is used once.

E. Possessives

  • A possessive adjective comes before a noun:
    their house, your brother, my friends, her phone number.
  • A possessive pronoun stands without a noun:
    hers, mine, ours.
  • His has the same form as both an adjective and a pronoun:
    his address, The football is his.

In sentence 34, the correct answer is his. If the football belonged to a girl, the sentence would be: Is this football hers?

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**Short answer** **D:** 15. wavy 16. capital 17. twins 18. middle 19. late 20. slim 21. north 22. deserts 23. nationality 24. driving **E:** 25. Their 26. Her 27. your 28. hers 29. mine 30. ours 31. my 32. his 33. her 34. his **Key steps** ### D. Vocabulary 15. Mike’s hair is short and **wavy**. 16. Paris is the **capital** city of France. 17. Two sisters are **twins**. 18. A **middle-aged** man. 19. In their **late** sixties. 20. Tall and **slim**. 21. Milan is in the **north** of Italy. 22. Africa has many **deserts**. 23. “What **nationality** is he?” 24. A **driving** licence. Each word from the box is used once. ### E. Possessives - A possessive adjective comes **before a noun**: **their house**, **your brother**, **my friends**, **her phone number**. - A possessive pronoun stands **without a noun**: **hers**, **mine**, **ours**. - **His** has the same form as both an adjective and a pronoun: **his address**, **The football is his**. In sentence 34, the correct answer is **his**. If the football belonged to a girl, the sentence would be: *Is this football hers?*