In the variety of English that is spoken in Hawaii, the following example is considered…

In the variety of English that is spoken in Hawaii, the following example is considered acceptable:
That belongs to me. It’s mines.
On a separate sheet of scratch paper, make a list of the other possessive pronoun forms in standard English by filling in the spaces below.
That belongs to me. It’s ____________.
That belongs to him. It’s ___________.
That belongs to her. It’s ____________.
That belongs to us. It’s ____________.
That belongs to them. It’s ____________.
Based on this information, what statements are true? Check all that apply.
The Hawaiian variety doesn’t sound right, and so must be considered an incorrect form of the langauge.
The possessive pronouns in standard English all follow the same pattern by ending in -s.
The possessive pronouns in Hawaiian English all follow the same pattern by ending in -s.
Although the Hawaiian variety might not sound correct in standard English, they exhibit a clear pattern.