4. Fill in: my / your / his / her / its / our / their.

1. Ken has got a new digital camera. This is his digital camera. 2. You and Nick have got the same key rings. These are your key rings. 3. I have got an American watch. This is my American watch. 4. My English teacher Marina Leonidovna has got a handbag. This is her handbag. 5. Girls have got many dolls. These are their dolls. 6. My friends and I have got stamp collections. These are our stamp collections. 7. You have got a great bike. This is your bike. 8. My cat has got three toy mice. These are its toy mice.