French · his, her, its, their, one's (when referring to a plural noun)
Each has his own taste.
Reading has its rules.
His ideas sound crazy.
He made an apology.
His hands were empty.
His days are drawing to their close.
Her cheeks were red.
Her hair is long.
His legs are long.
You're her daughters.
His children have grown up.
He admitted his mistakes.
She knows her limitations.
His eyes are blue.
Her means are small.
His achievements were acknowledged.
He took off his glasses.
Her nails are red.
His jokes amused me.
His demands are reasonable.
Her fingers were trembling.
Her eyes are laughing.
Her hands are shaking.
His hands were trembling.
Her dress was torn.
Peace to his ashes!
His criticisms were out of place.
He gathered his books together.
He sticks to his principles.
Her hair is turning gray.
Her cheeks flamed up.
Her dogs are barking.
His shoes are brown.
His study absorbs him.
Her cheeks flamed up.
She wiped away her tears.
She slipped into her clothes.
She dried her tears.
He neglects his studies.
His clothes are worn out.
His hands feel rough.
Her eyes darkened.
His accomplishments speak for themselves.
His clothes are out of fashion.
He has holes in his clothes.
She laced her shoes.
He held back his feelings.
Mary spared her effort.
Marie is losing her fillings.
Mary wriggled her toes.