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Pronouns And Determiners Exercise

March 9, 2023 A2pdf

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1That is not ............... fault.
Wrong!
Use "my" before the noun "fault" to show possession.
2You should mind your ............... business.
Wrong!
The fixed expression is "own" in "mind your own business".
3You shouldn't have done this to ...............
Wrong!
Use the object pronoun "me" after the preposition "to".
4You should never listen to ............... people as him.
Wrong!
Use "such" before a noun phrase to mean people of that kind.
5Do you have ............... car?
Wrong!
Use "your own" before the noun "car" to show personal possession.
6Is this ............... car?
Wrong!
Use "your" before the noun "car" as a possessive adjective.
7Is that laptop ...............?
Wrong!
Use "yours" when the possessive word stands alone after the noun.
8What have you been doing in ............... room?
Wrong!
Use "my" before the noun "room" as a possessive adjective.
9I don't have ............... regrets in my life.
Wrong!
Use "any" in this negative sentence after "don't".
10The blue car is ...............
Wrong!
Use "hers" when the possessive word stands alone without a following noun.
11............... is red.
Wrong!
Use "Mine" as a possessive pronoun when the noun is not repeated.
12I never understood what ............... wanted.
Wrong!
Use "she" as the subject before the verb "wanted".

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  1. That is not my fault.
  2. You should mind your own business.
  3. You shouldn’t have done this to me.
  4. You should never listen to such people as him.
  5. Do you have your own car?
  6. Is this your car?
  7. Is that laptop yours?
  8. What have you been doing in my room?
  9. I don’t have any regrets in my life.
  10. The blue car is hers.
  11. Mine is red.
  12. I never understood what she wanted.

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