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Pronouns Exercise

December 16, 2019 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the pronoun.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1It is ............... bag.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun.
2He injured ............... while playing football.
Wrong!
When the subject and the object refer to the same person, the reflexive is used.
3She cooked dinner ...............
Wrong!
The emphatic is used to emphasize an idea.
4He snatched the paper from ............... hand.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
5I can't believe ............... story.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
6I saw it with ............... own eyes.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
7There was no one to help me so I had to do it ...............
Wrong!
The emphatic pronoun is used to emphasize.
8Someone broke into ............... house while we were away.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
9Please do it ...............
Wrong!
The emphatic pronoun is used to emphasize.
10I don't think it is ............... responsibility.
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
11Be careful or you will injure ...............
Wrong!
When the subject and the object refer to the same person, the reflexive is used.
12It is your fault, not ...............
Wrong!
The possessive adjective is used before a noun; the possessive pronoun (mine, yours, ours etc.) is used alone.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. It is my bag.
  2. He injured himself while playing football.
  3. She cooked dinner herself
  4. He snatched the paper from my hand.
  5. I can’t believe your story.
  6. I saw it with my own eyes.
  7. There was no one to help me so I had to do it myself
  8. Someone broke into our house while we were away.
  9. Please do it yourself
  10. I don’t think it is my responsibility.
  11. Be careful or you will injure yourself
  12. It is your fault, not mine
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