The document contains sentences with blanks that can be filled in with possessive adjectives. The blanks refer to people, objects, or groups that someone possesses or is associated with. Some examples include filling in "my", "your", "his", "her", "our", "their" to show possession or association.

1. 1. Is this cake for ______? Yes, it is for ________:
2. Give ______ a glass of water please. I am thirsty.
3. Peter is hungry. Give ______ a sandwich.
4. Is your mother at home? Yes, ______ car is in the garage.
5. Do you know John? No, I don’t know _______.
6. Do you know Betty? Yes, I know _______.
7. The boys are there. Do you want to talk to _______?
8. This is my pen. Give ______ to ______. (a mí)
9. John is with ______. (with Peter)
10.Paul isn’t with Janet. He is angry with _______.
11.That is a beautiful house. Look at ________.
12.There is a policeman among _________ (entre nosotros)
13.These are some coins. Put _______ in the drawer.
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