4.2.1.2: Practice with Personal Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
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Exercise 1: Subject and Object Pronouns
Fill in each blank with either a subject pronoun or object pronoun:
1. Have you seen my dad? ____________ ’s wearing a red shirt.
2. Are ____________ going to finish your dinner?
3. I don’t like Christopher. ____________ really annoys ____________ .
4. Your bag is over there. Take __________ with __________ when you go.
5. We always go to bed early. Ten o’clock is late for ____________ .
6. Her shoes were dirty, so ____________ cleaned ____________ .
7. I’m going to the cinema. Do __________ want to come with __________ ?
8. My brother rang last night. __________ was great to talk to __________ .
9. Emily saw ____________ at the restaurant. They were having lunch.
10. The boy came up to ____________ and took my hand.
11. I don’t think the shop is open. ____________ usually closes at five thirty.
12. I showed ___________ my photos. He thought ___________ were boring.
13. “How much is that CD?” “____________ think ____________ ’s £11.99.”
14. Ben isn’t coming to see the film. ____________ ’s seen ____________ already.
15. It’s sunny today, isn’t ____________ ?
16. I went to see my aunt. ____________ was pleased to see ____________ .
17. It’s good to see ____________ all. Thanks for coming.
18. Lara’s boyfriend has broken up with ____________ . ____________ told ____________
that ____________ doesn’t love her any more.
19. ____________ were annoyed when their meal was late.
20. Adele said goodbye to her brother. She was sad to watch ____________ go.
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Exercise 2: Possessive Adjectives
Complete the sentences with a correct possessive adjective: my, his, her, its, our, your, their
Example: Bill makes his own lunch every day.
1. Mary likes to spend time with ______________ brothers.
2. Brian is feeding ______________ new puppy.
3. Linda and Tom love visiting ______________ children.
4. Daniel and Lisa like to play games on ______________ laptop.
5. Lisa enjoys going out with ______________ cousins.
6. My dad often washes ______________ car.
7. My brother and I enjoy ______________ new apartment.
8. My friends work at a restaurant. They like ______________ job.
9. My aunt and uncle work in ______________ garden every day.
10. Jenny always finishes ______________ homework before going to bed.
Exercise 3: Personal Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences
- We gave them ________ telephone number, and they gave us ________.
- ours, their
- our, their
- ours, theirs
- our, theirs
- This bird has broken ________ wing.
- it's
- its'
- hers
- its
- These grammar books are different. ________ has 278 pages, but ________ has only 275.
- Yours, mine
- Your, my
- Yours, my
- Your, mine
- My telephone is out of order, but ________ is working.
- your
- our
- his
- their
- ________ pencil is broken. Can I borrow ________?
- Mine, yours
- Your, mine
- My, yours
- Yours, mine
- Jody has lost ________ book.
- mine
- her
- hers
- theirs
- Junko has eaten her lunch already, but I'm saving ________ until later.
- hers
- her
- my
- mine
- ________ computer is a Mac, but ________ is a PC.
- Your, mine
- Yours, mine
- Your, my
- Yours, my
- Was ________ grammar book expensive?
- your
- yours
- your's
- you
- You can't have any chocolate! It's ________!
- your
- its
- her
- mine
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