Homework A friend of mine

A) A friend of mine
1. Mr. and Mrs. Rodriguez sometimes help Bill with his Spanish.
They’re friends of his.
2. Ernest had lunch with you yesterday, didn’t he?
He’s a cousin of yours, isn’t he?
3. Mr. Grand borrowed some records from the Moss sisters for his party last Saturday.
He’s an uncle of theirs.
4. Miss Penn drove me home after the concert last night.
She’s a teacher of mine.
5. Didn’t Mrs. Wells invite you and your sister to her cocktail party the other night?
Isn’t she an aunt of yours?
6. The Tylers went to Detroit with my family and me last weekend.
They’re neighbors of ours.
7. Grace gave Mrs. O’Brien some earrings last Christmas.
She’s a niece of hers.
8. Has Dorothy gone out with Phil very often?
Yes, she has. She’s a girl friend of his.
9. Jack Scott called you up last night, didn’t he?
Isn’t he a nephew of yours?
10. Mr. Klein often drives Mr. Hunter and Mr. Green home after work.
He’s a business partner of theirs.

B) Friend of the Harrises’

1. Henry is going to study with George tonight.
He’s a classmate of George’s
2. Martha sometimes helps Miss Hamilton with her homework.
She’s a niece of Miss Hamilton’s.
3. My father and I picked the Pattersons up downtown yesterday.
We’ve been neighbors of the Pattersons’ for a long time.
4. Didn’t Mrs. Robertson use to give Connie piano lessons?
Yes, she did. She’s an aunt of Connie’s.
5. Dr. Lane advised our teacher to take a vacation.
He’s a good friend of our teacher’s.
6. The Walkers stayed at Mr. and Mrs. Bell’s on their last trip to Texas.
They’re good friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bell’s.
7. Eleanor went to the movies with Charles last night.
She’s a girl friend of Charles’s.
8. My brother and I visited the Simmonses in Memphis last week.
We’re relatives of the Simmonses’.
9. Carmen introduced me to Dorothy the other night.
She’s a cousin of Dorothy’s.
10. Andrew sometimes helps my boss at the office.
He’s a nephew of my boss’s.