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67 [sixty-seven]

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67 [sekstisju]	Possessiver 2

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the glasses	b_i_l_n_ brillene b_______ brillene ________ brillene
He has forgotten his glasses.	H_n h_r g_e_t b_i_l_n_ s_n_. Han har glemt brillene sine. H__ h__ g____ b_______ s____ Han har glemt brillene sine. ___ ___ _____ ________ _____ Han har glemt brillene sine.
Where has he left his glasses?	H_o_ h_r h_n b_i_l_n_ s_n_ d_? Hvor har han brillene sine da? H___ h__ h__ b_______ s___ d__ Hvor har han brillene sine da? ____ ___ ___ ________ ____ ___ Hvor har han brillene sine da?

the clock	k_o_k_ klokka k_____ klokka ______ klokka
His clock isn’t working.	K_o_k_ h_n_ e_ ø_e_a_t_ Klokka hans er ødelagt. K_____ h___ e_ ø_______ Klokka hans er ødelagt. ______ ____ __ ________ Klokka hans er ødelagt.
The clock hangs on the wall.	K_o_k_ h_n_e_ p_ v_g_e_. Klokka henger på veggen. K_____ h_____ p_ v______ Klokka henger på veggen. ______ ______ __ _______ Klokka henger på veggen.

the passport	p_s_e_ passet p_____ passet ______ passet
He has lost his passport.	H_n h_r m_s_e_ p_s_e_ s_t_. Han har mistet passet sitt. H__ h__ m_____ p_____ s____ Han har mistet passet sitt. ___ ___ ______ ______ _____ Han har mistet passet sitt.
Where is his passport then?	H_o_ h_r h_n p_s_e_ s_t_ d_? Hvor har han passet sitt da? H___ h__ h__ p_____ s___ d__ Hvor har han passet sitt da? ____ ___ ___ ______ ____ ___ Hvor har han passet sitt da?

they – their	d_ – d_r_s de – deres d_ – d____ de – deres __ _ _____ de – deres
The children cannot find their parents.	B_r_a k_n i_k_ f_n_e f_r_l_r_n_ s_n_. Barna kan ikke finne foreldrene sine. B____ k__ i___ f____ f_________ s____ Barna kan ikke finne foreldrene sine. _____ ___ ____ _____ __________ _____ Barna kan ikke finne foreldrene sine.
Here come their parents!	M_n d_r e_ j_ f_r_l_r_n_ d_r_s_ Men der er jo foreldrene deres! M__ d__ e_ j_ f_________ d_____ Men der er jo foreldrene deres! ___ ___ __ __ __________ ______ Men der er jo foreldrene deres!

you – your	D_ / d_ – D_r_s / d_n De / du – Deres / din D_ / d_ – D____ / d__ De / du – Deres / din __ _ __ _ _____ _ ___ De / du – Deres / din
How was your trip, Mr. Miller?	H_o_d_n v_r t_r_n d_n_ Hvordan var turen din? H______ v__ t____ d___ Hvordan var turen din? _______ ___ _____ ____ Hvordan var turen din?
Where is your wife, Mr. Miller?	H_o_ e_ d_n k_n_? Hvor er din kone? H___ e_ d__ k____ Hvor er din kone? ____ __ ___ _____ Hvor er din kone?

you – your	D_ / d_ – D_r_s / d_n De / du – Deres / din D_ / d_ – D____ / d__ De / du – Deres / din __ _ __ _ _____ _ ___ De / du – Deres / din
How was your trip, Mrs. Smith?	H_o_d_n v_r t_r_n d_n_ Hvordan var turen din? H______ v__ t____ d___ Hvordan var turen din? _______ ___ _____ ____ Hvordan var turen din?
Where is your husband, Mrs. Smith?	H_o_ e_ m_n_e_ d_n_ f_u S_i_t_ Hvor er mannen din, fru Smidt? H___ e_ m_____ d___ f__ S_____ Hvor er mannen din, fru Smidt? ____ __ ______ ____ ___ ______ Hvor er mannen din, fru Smidt?

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