Answer:
1. Tell us the answer.
2. Is this your jacket?
3. I don't want these shoes. I want those over there.
4. Don't cut yourself with that knife.
5. Are they cooking all the food themself?
6. I can't see our car. Which one is ours?
Explanation:
Though the question was not stated, I was able to provide the answers. I discovered that it is a question of selecting the correct pronoun that fits into each of the sentences.
The above sentences are properly arranged by placing the correct pronoun in the sentence. The appropriate use of first, second and third person pronouns are seen here.
The first person pronoun are I, we, and us and "I" is known as the singular and "we" and "us" as the plural forms. "I" is a first person pronoun which is used when the narrator of the phrase is referring to themselves. "we" or "us" is used for a group of two or more that includes the speaker.
The second-person pronouns are you, your, yours. which actually refers to the reader or the intended audience. They include you, your, and yours. While third person refer to persons, places, or things which is not the reader or the writer. They include he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, their, and theirs.
