3 Underline the correct word or phrase. Example: I usually go to bed on / at eleven o’clock. 1 Is that my / mine book? 2 I like these / those blue shoes here. 3 Peter is Davids’ / David’s friend. 4 Does he can / Can he drive a car? 5 Jack has a girlfriend pretty / pretty girlfriend. 6 Her cousin is a / an teacher. 7 I’m a good student. I’m never / I never am late for class. 8 That’s Mike’s wife, Laura. Do you know she / her? 9 Do you work / work you in a shop? 10 What time is it? It’s / I have half past five.

1. Is that my / mine book?
- The correct answer is "my." The possessive pronoun "mine" is used alone without a noun following it. In this case, the word "book" follows the possessive pronoun, so "my" is the correct choice.

2. I like these / those blue shoes here.
- The correct answer is "these." "These" refers to objects that are near the speaker or the person being spoken to. In this case, the speaker is referring to the blue shoes that are "here," indicating they are close by.

3. Peter is Davids' / David's friend.
- The correct answer is "David's." The apostrophe ('s) is used to show possession, indicating that Peter is a friend of David.

4. Does he can / Can he drive a car?
- The correct answer is "Can he." In English, the word "do" is used to form questions, and it is followed by the base form of the verb (in this case, "drive"). The word "can" is the auxiliary verb used to express ability, so it should be used instead of "does" in this sentence.

5. Jack has a girlfriend pretty / pretty girlfriend.
- The correct answer is "a pretty." In English, the indefinite article "a" is used before a noun to indicate that the noun is not specific or known. In this case, "pretty" is an adjective describing the noun "girlfriend."

6. Her cousin is a / an teacher.
- The correct answer is "a." The indefinite article "a" is used before words that start with a consonant sound, such as "teacher."

7. I'm a good student. I'm never / I never am late for class.
- The correct answer is "late for class." The adverb "never" is used before the main verb "am" to indicate the frequency of the action.

8. That's Mike's wife, Laura. Do you know she / her?
- The correct answer is "her." In this sentence, "her" is used as an object pronoun to refer to Laura.

9. Do you work / work you in a shop?
- The correct answer is "work." In English, the word order in questions is typically inverted, so the verb "work" comes before the subject "you."

10. What time is it? It's / I have half past five.
- The correct answer is "It's." In this sentence, "It's" is the contraction of "it is," used to indicate the time. The phrase "half past five" refers to the time, not ownership or possession, so "it's" is more appropriate.