The document provides examples of possessive pronouns, including: my, mine, his, hers, ours, theirs, yours, and its. It also provides examples of questions using "to be" verbs like is, are, and questions using "to do" verbs like do and does. The examples illustrate proper use of possessive pronouns and how to form questions in English using different verbs.

1. 1. Possessive Pronouns
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1. It belongs to me, it's mine
2. It belongs to my father, it's his
3. It belongs to her, it's hers
4. It belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, it's theirs
5. It belongs to me and my wife, it's ours
6. It belongs to my mother, it's hers
7. It belongs to him, it's his
8. It belongs to you, it's yours
9. It belongs to the dog, it's its
10.It belongs to them, it's theirs
2. Possessive Pronouns
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1. John Anderson forgot his book.
2. Mary and Susan talk like their mother.
3. Alex and I were late for our class.
4. Princess Caroline is wearing her new Gucci gown.
5. Where are my keys? I can't find them.
6. Where do you keep your money, in the bank?

2. 3. "To Be" or "To Do" in Questions
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1. Do you like to play soccer?
2. Gabriela doesn't like to watch T.V.
3. John is upset because he has a lot of homework and he doesn´t like to
do homework.
4. Are Betty and Linda going to be here today?
5. Armando and Juan don´t like to play tennis?
6. Is Ms. Smith a teacher?
7. Mary and Rocio are doing thier homework.
8. Does Oscar know how to speak Spanish?
9. Where is the bathroom?
10. How do you like the food in the U.S.?
11. Do you study English a lot?
12. Miguel is worried because he doesn´t have his homework.
13. Rocio and Olga aren´t coming to class today.
14. I know how to speak Spanish, but I don´t know how to speak
French.
15. Javier doesn´t like American football.