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Pronouns Exercise

August 29, 2023 A2pdf

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1Each of these students ............... English.
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After "each of", use the singular verb "speaks".
2Each of these shirts ............... good on you.
Wrong!
After "each of", use the singular verb "looks".
3Every one of them ............... present in the courtroom.
Wrong!
"Every one of them" is singular, so it takes the singular verb "was".
4............... is lost.
Wrong!
The determiner "all" comes before "my" in "All my money".
5Let ............... speak.
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After "let", use the object pronoun "him".
6Your problems are bigger than ...............
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Use the possessive pronoun "mine" to mean "my problems".
7That friend of ............... is a cheater.
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After "of" in this possessive pattern, use the possessive pronoun "yours".
8None of us ............... seen him since that fateful day.
Select 2 answers.
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Both "has" and "have" are acceptable after "none of us" in modern English.
9I don’t like these ............... of movies.
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After "these", use the plural noun "kinds".
10............... a cloudy day, we did not go out.
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The absolute phrase needs its own subject, so "It being" is correct.
11You are worse than ...............
Select 2 answers.
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After "than", both "he" and "him" are acceptable, though "him" is more common in informal English.
12Go now and ...............
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The verb "enjoy" needs an object, so "enjoy yourself" is correct.

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  1. Each of these students speaks English.
  2. Each of these shirts looks good on you.
  3. Every one of them was present in the courtroom.
  4. All my money is lost.
  5. Let him speak.
  6. Your problems are bigger than mine.
  7. That friend of yours is a cheater.
  8. None of us has / have seen him since that fateful day.
  9. I don’t like these kinds of movies.
  10. It being a cloudy day, we did not go out.
  11. You are worse than he / him.
  12. Go now and enjoy yourself.

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