2) Look at the words in brackets and complete the sentences with the correct determiners. 0 This is my jumper and that's his (Cameron's jumper). 1 This isn't Clara's cap. I think that cap is (Clara's cap). 2 I've got your mobile, but I can't find (my mobile). 3 This is my bag. Where's (your bag)? 4 That is your computer and this is (our computer). 5 These are our trainers and those are (Daniel and Lucia's trainers).

1) This isn't Clara's cap. I think that cap is her cap.
Determiner: Her
Explanation: The possessive determiner "her" is used to indicate that the cap belongs to Clara.

2) I've got your mobile, but I can't find my mobile.
Determiner: My
Explanation: The possessive determiner "my" is used to indicate that the mobile belongs to the person speaking (the speaker).

3) This is my bag. Where's your bag?
Determiner: Your
Explanation: The possessive determiner "your" is used to indicate that the bag belongs to the person being addressed (the listener).

4) That is your computer and this is our computer.
Determiner: Our
Explanation: The possessive determiner "our" is used to indicate that the computer belongs to a group of people, including the speaker.

5) These are our trainers and those are Daniel and Lucia's trainers.
Determiner: Daniel and Lucia's
Explanation: The possessive determiner "Daniel and Lucia's" is used to indicate that the trainers belong to Daniel and Lucia, who are mentioned specifically.

In this exercise, we are using possessive determiners to indicate ownership or possession. In each sentence, we need to choose the correct determiner based on who the noun belongs to. By using the appropriate determiner, we can make sure that the sentence is clear and grammatically correct.