Mixed PRONOUNS

Practice sheet

Complete these texts with the missing pronouns:

TEXT 1
Hi, name is Oliver. As can see, am
bored doing homework.
Oh, theres a knock at the door. can that be?
s best friend Kevin. has
come to ask to play soccer with .
friends. Hurrah!
TEXT 2
Hi, I am Lisa. are doing a project at school
I must finish until tomorrow. So I cant go to
the movies tonight with friends Paula and Sally.
of sent a text
message to tell that had also invited
Jack and Tom to go with . What shall
do?
TEXT 3

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Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing letter to complain about an
incident happened on way home
yesterday.
The bus no. 5, I usually take at the station at
5:10, was half an hour late. (that is the other
passengers and I) had to stand in the rain and so I asked the
driver what had caused the delay. smelled strongly
of alcohol and answer was extremely rude: Its
none of business! Then he set off abruptly. An
old lady nearly fell and I just managed to catch
to prevent further trouble.
driving was just too much! had to
fear for lives. When finally bus stop
came in sight, he insulted again before I got off.
I am usually quite happy with bus service but now
I have to ask too look into the matter and put
driver off duty for a while.
Thanks for cooperation.
Mark Lee

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Mixed PRONOUNS
Practice sheet

KEY:
TEXT 1
Hi, my name is Oliver. As you can see, I am bored doing my homework.
Oh, theres a knock at the door. Who can that be?
Its my best friend Kevin. who has come to ask meto play soccer with our
friends. Hurrah!

TEXT 2
Hi, I am Lisa. We are doing a project at school which I must finish until
tomorrow. So I cant go to the movies tonight with my friends Paula and Sally.
Both of them sent me a text message to tell me that they had also invited
Jack and Tom to go with us. What shall I do?

TEXT 3
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing this letter to complain about an incident that happened on my way
home yesterday.
The bus no. 5, which I usually take at the station at 5:10, was half an hour
late. We (that is the other passengers and I) had to stand in the rain and so I
asked the driver what had caused the delay. He smelled strongly of alcohol and
his answer was extremely rude: Its none of your business! Then he set off
abruptly. An old lady nearly fell and I just managed to catch her arm to
prevent further trouble.
His driving was just too much! We had to fear for our lives. When finally my
bus stop came in sight, he insulted me again before I got off.
I am usually quite happy with your bus service but now I have to ask you too
look into the matter and put this driver off duty for a while.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Mark Lee