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Pronouns Exercise

August 13, 2021 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She sat next to ............... at lunch.
Wrong!
After the preposition "next to", use the object pronoun "me".
2She works hard to support ............... family.
Wrong!
Before the noun "family", use the possessive adjective "her".
3I never realized that ............... was making a mistake.
Wrong!
Before the verb phrase "was making", use the subject pronoun "I".
4She asked ............... what he wanted.
Wrong!
After the verb "asked", use the object pronoun "him".
5The young boy is eager to please ............... employer.
Wrong!
Before the noun "employer", use the possessive adjective "his".
6What she said made no sense to ...............
Wrong!
After the preposition "to", use the object pronoun "me".
7They took ............... to the doctor.
Wrong!
After the verb "took", use the object pronoun "him".
8I have known ............... for a long time.
Wrong!
After the verb "known", use the object pronoun "them".
9This is my bag. Which one is ...............?
Wrong!
When no noun follows, use the possessive pronoun "yours".
10That red car is ...............
Wrong!
When no noun follows, use the possessive pronoun "mine".
11Whose bag is this? It is ...............
Wrong!
When no noun follows, use the possessive pronoun "hers".
12He made ............... wait for hours.
Wrong!
After the verb "made", use the object pronoun "me".

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  1. She sat next to me at lunch.
  2. She works hard to support her family.
  3. I never realized that I was making a mistake.
  4. She asked him what he wanted.
  5. The young boy is eager to please his employer.
  6. What she said made no sense to me.
  7. They took him to the doctor.
  8. I have known them for a long time.
  9. This is my bag. Which one is yours?
  10. That red car is mine.
  11. Whose bag is this? It is hers.
  12. He made me wait for hours.

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