Finally, I have my own car.

He has his own car.

Everybody in that family has a car of their own.

He prided himself on his self control.

Each of them has his own car.

This is my car.

My car needs washing.

Where is my car?

Don't touch my car.

My car needs to be washed.

Somebody stole my car.

That's my car.

It's not my car.

You can use my car.

My car burns a lot of gas.

You may use my car.

He admired my new car.

I want to keep my car there.

Nobody wants to look for my car.

I'll find my car on my own.

Understanding my own self, understanding my own pain, my own isolation, was my greatest teacher.

And in fact at this age it is substantially controlling its own self development.

You can use my car, if you want to.

I have left my car keys behind.

I asked them to fix my car.

I shouldn't have sold my car.

When I got back, I found my car missing.

What does she think about my car?

Son, help me fix my car.

I have to park my car here.

What're you doing with my car?

My jacket's in the car.

My car's in the garage.

There's something wrong with my car.

I like to travel with my car.

Where can I charge my electric car?

My car isn't powerful enough.

I don't want her in my car.

I'm my own boss.

I have my own assistant.

I run my own business.

This car is my father's.

I am really pleased with my new car.

My father's car is new.

Tell me what you think about my car.