Possessive Adjectives

The context 'I have to walk 2 miles every day' implies the speaker is talking about their own house.

Their is the possessive pronoun used for the plural brothers.

Her is the possessive pronoun used for the female subject Samantha.

The speaker includes themselves in the group, so the first-person plural possessive pronoun 'our' is required.

The subject is 'They', so the third-person plural possessive pronoun 'Their' is the correct choice.

The subject is 'We', so the first-person plural possessive pronoun 'Our' is required.

The question is addressed to 'You', so the second-person possessive pronoun 'your' is the correct choice.

The subject is 'He', so the third-person masculine singular possessive pronoun 'His' is required.

The subject is 'My cat', which is a singular animal, so the neuter possessive pronoun 'Its' is correct.

Adam is a male, so the third-person masculine singular possessive pronoun 'his' is correct.

The request is directed at 'you', so the possessive pronoun 'your' is appropriate for the listener's mother.

The subject is 'She', so the third-person feminine singular possessive pronoun 'her' is required.

The speaker is referring to their own locker and notebook, so the first-person singular possessive pronoun 'my' is correct.

The subject is 'They', so the third-person plural possessive pronoun 'their' is correct.

The speaker is referring to their own shirt, so the first-person singular possessive pronoun 'My' is correct.