I had things to do

У меня были дела

Она во многом [is right]

права

Info: "She is right in many ways" [literally: "in much she is right"]

Анна читала [her favourite book]

свою любимую книгу

Мы были в кафе, [drank tea and ate chocolates]

пили чай и ели конфеты

Когда Нильс [came home] , все уже сидели на кухне и ужинали

Hint: "came home" by transport, not on foot

приехал домой

Потом она была [at a bookshop]

в книжном магазине

I love my car

Я люблю свою машину Я люблю мою машину

Info: The variant with свой is preferred. Свой always refers back to the subject and can be used with all persons. English has no direct equivalent (the closest is "my own", "your own", etc.).

Do you love your dad?

Hint: Don't forget the question mark!

Ты любишь своего папу? Ты любишь твоего папу?

Info: The variant with свой is preferred. Свой always refers back to the subject and can be used with all persons. English has no direct equivalent (the closest is "my own", "your own", etc.). Папа has natural masculine gender, so the pronoun is declined following the masculine pattern (A=G for animate nouns!), while its grammatical gender is feminine.