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Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the correct possessive adjective.

Possessive adjectives show who something belongs to:
- I → my
- You → your
- He → his
- She → her
- It → its
- We → our
- They → their

Now, let’s solve each:

1. “My dad is a writer. ___ computer.” → Dad = he → his
2. “Jacob is washing ___ hands.” → Jacob = he → his
3. “Ann is baking cookies for ___ mother.” → Ann = she → her
4. “They put ___ keys near the door.” → They → their
5. “I’m 10 today. It is ___ birthday.” → I → my
6. “Why is ___ mum? She is an architect.” → Referring to someone’s mom — likely “your” (asking about you) → your
7. “Could you give me ___ telephone number?” → Asking for YOUR number → your
8. “Nick is late because he missed ___ bus.” → Nick = he → his
9. “I can’t go out. I must do ___ homework.” → I → my
10. “Lucie loves ___ new kitten.” → Lucie = she → her
11. “Tom brushes ___ teeth twice every day.” → Tom = he → his
12. “They are twins. ___ names are Tom and Philip.” → They → Their
13. “Where’s Kara? She is in ___ room.” → Kara = she → her
14. “It is my dog and ___ name is Borky.” → Dog = it → its

All answers checked and match grammar rules.

Final Answer:
1. his
2. his
3. her
4. their
5. my
6. your
7. your
8. his
9. my
10. her
11. his
12. Their
13. her
14. its