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    Mixed-Pronoun Exercise2

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    1. The document provides examples of sentences using different pronouns including subject pronouns, possessive pronouns, possessive adjectives, object pronouns, and reflexive pronouns. Learners are asked to complete the sentences with the right pronoun. 2. There are 40 sentences total that test a variety of pronoun uses including subject pronouns like "I", "you", possessive pronouns like "my", "your", and object pronouns like "me", "him". 3. The exercise is designed to help learners practice identifying and using different types of pronouns correctly in sentences.

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    1. The document provides examples of sentences using different pronouns including subject pronouns, possessive pronouns, possessive adjectives, object pronouns, and reflexive pronouns. Learners are asked to complete the sentences with the right pronoun. 2. There are 40 sentences total that test a variety of pronoun uses including subject pronouns like "I", "you", possessive pronouns like "my", "your", and object pronouns like "me", "him". 3. The exercise is designed to help learners practice identifying and using different types of pronouns correctly in sentences.

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    1. The document provides examples of sentences using different pronouns including subject pronouns, possessive pronouns, possessive adjectives, object pronouns, and reflexive pronouns. Learners are asked to complete the sentences with the right pronoun. 2. There are 40 sentences total that test a variety of pronoun uses including subject pronouns like "I", "you", possessive pronouns like "my", "your", and object pronouns like "me", "him". 3. The exercise is designed to help learners practice identifying and using different types of pronouns correctly in sentences.

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    Mix Pronouns Exercise

    Complete the sentences with the right pronoun (subject pronoun, possessive pronoun,
    possessive adjective, object pronoun, reflexive pronoun)

    1. Bob met a friend of his today and they talked about old times for hours. (he / they)

    2. Jim and I took the money because our mum gave it to us.

    3. Have you seen Jane I can't find her.

    4. Jack, Nick and I always lend money to him (he)

    5. Can you come to the cinema with me? (I)

    6. I can't remember her name. (she).

    7. Sonia left her bag at the shop.

    8. When is your birthday? (you)

    9. Can you help us? We cannot do our homework. (we/we)

    10. Mr. Smith, this is your telephone. (you)

    11. Paul is at school with his friends. He wants to play with them.

    12. I'd like those oranges. How much are they?

    13. Paul is making a kite. His father is helping him.

    14. Bob is only a beginner, but he has prepared this salad himself. (he)

    15. Can you do me (I) a favour? Can you lend me a book?

    16. Don't say a word now and listen to us (we) please!

    17. I didn't do it myself (I). Others helped me to break into the house.

    18. Don't eat everything! Save something for me (I)!

    19. What a sunny day. Let us (we) go for a walk.

    20. She closed the door after him (he)and started to cry.

    21. Where is my (I)key? I don't know, but take mine (I) this time.
    22. Don't let children play with knives they may hurt them selves.

    23. Mary marries an old friend of mine (I)

    24. The bus usually leaves at 8.15, but today it was late.

    25. They are Lucy and Ann. They are very close friends of mine. (they/they/I)

    26. Daniel is doing his homework.

    27. I have lost (I) my keys.

    28. Did you brush (you) your teeth?

    29. Anna and Lukas like to ride (they) their bikes.

    30. Carmen is looking for (she) her favorite skirt.

    31. We would like to sit at (we) our usual table please.

    32. Charles bought a new car yesterday. It’s (he) his now.

    33. It seems that we have the same jacket. Is this (I) mine?

    34. I parked my car right outside. Where did you park (you) yours?

    35. I can’t find Sam and Pedro’s house. Which one is (they) theirs?

    36. This is her brother Daniel. (Anna’s brother)

    37. This is not her jacket, it is his. (Lucie / Peter)

    38. My brother Stan and I like to play hide and seek. The cupboard under the stairs is our
    favorite hiding place.

    39. Martha's dad often helps her younger sister with her homework.

    40. My brother has to tidy his room.

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