I forgot ___ keys, so I had to wait outside.

This coat isn't mine; I think it's ___.

Lena is looking for ___ phone. Have you seen it?

The blue bike belongs to Tom. It is ___.

We finished ___ project before lunch.

That classroom is for your group; this one is ___.

The dog hurt ___ paw while running.

The children packed ___ bags without help.

Those seats are not available; they are ___.

Is this charger ___, or does it belong to your brother?

I can't find ___ ticket anywhere.

The idea was ___, but everyone helped improve it.

Nora brought ___ laptop, but I left mine at home.

That red suitcase is ___. She left it near the door.

We should check ___ answers before we submit the form.

The final decision is ___. You can choose what to do.

My parents sold ___ old car last week.

This room is smaller than ___, but it has more light.

He wrote ___ name at the top of the page.

I gave him my pen because ___ had run out of ink.

The company changed ___ website last month.

This isn't our umbrella. ___ is black, not green.

Your apartment is on the second floor, and ___ is on the fifth.

Maya and I brought snacks, but ___ are still in the car.

The students gave ___ presentations in groups.

I like your headphones. Are they ___?

That answer is not correct. Please check ___ work again.

My sister and I share a room, so half of the desk is ___.

The cat cleaned ___ face after eating.

She borrowed my notes because she forgot ___.

They asked us for ___ opinion about the new schedule.

The black backpack is ___. I recognize the broken zip.

You left ___ umbrella in my office.

I think this mistake is ___. I typed the wrong number.

Their house has a garden, but ___ doesn't.

The hotel gave us ___ room keys at reception.

These books are not ours. Are they ___?

He forgot ___ password again.

She said the choice was ___, not her parents'.

I don't know where ___ office is, so I'll ask at reception.