"Ton écriture ressemble à celle de ton père."

Translation: Your handwriting looks like that of your father.

[Jennifer_Colburn]

"Your handwriting looks like your father's" is better English

[nsklaibach]

Agree but still marked wrong.

[KanDutta]

Yup, and accepted

[jess5691]

Note that écriture is feminine and requires 'celle', but uses 'ton' because the masculine possessive form is used for nouns beginning with vowel sounds.

[kmliu]

Thank you so much! I was exactly confused by this!

[Orient500]

Omg thanks so much
Was just about to post a query

[MalcolmMor94382]

"Your handwriting resembles that of your father's" should be accepted

[kasuziq]

'Your handwriting looks like your father's' would be a better way of saying it in English.

[ErnestGree4]

"Your writing looks a lot like your father's" ...???
"your writing looks like your father's" was accepted the next time around ... I guess adding "a lot" changes the translation a little ... ):

[effyleven]

Note to self" Pronounced "reSSemble" not "reZZemble."

[LenReed]

In general, double-s is pronounced as an s.

[DebraSteel2]

Duo didn't like: Your handwriting resembles that of your father's.

[LenReed]

I don't like it either, though people say that. A lot. You should pick between "that of your father" and "your father's." Using both "of" and the possessive is odd.