Exercise – Personal pronouns
Where do you want these bags? Shall I put them in the kitchen?
Where’s Joanne? Has anyone seen her today?
John’s quit his job. He is going to start his own business.
2.A: Where does Fatima work?
B: I’m not sure. I don’t know her very well.
3.A: Hello. Are you a friend of Tom’s?
B: Well, yes and no – he is my brother!
4.A: Somebody phoned while you were at lunch.
B: Oh. Did they leave a message?
5.A: We’ve got a new head of marketing at work.
B: Really? Have you met them yet?
6.A: What time is Bianca’s flight arriving?
B: I don’t know. She didn’t tell me.
1.Is English spoken here?
(Do / English / here? / speak / they)
2.What’s the way from London to Oxford?
(do / from / get / How / London / Oxford? / to / you)
3.The weather forecast says tomorrow will be sunny.
(be / say / sunny. / They / tomorrow / will)
4.The new road is opening next year.
(next / new / opening / road / the / They’re / year.)
5.Tickets can be bought on the train.
(buy / can / on / the / tickets / train. / You)
6.Anyone could see that she was surprised.
(could / see / she / surprised. / that / was / You)
Exercise 1 – Personal pronouns
- He is dreaming. (George)
- It is green. (the blackboard)
- They are on the wall. (the posters)
- It is running. (the dog)
- We are watching TV. (my mother and I)
- They are in the garden. (the flowers)
- He is riding his bike. (Tom)
- She is from Bristol. (Victoria)
- She has got a brother. (Diana)
- Have you got a computer, Mandy?
Exercise 2 – Personal pronouns
- I am sitting on the sofa.
- We are watching TV.
- Are you from England?
- He is going home.
- They are playing football.
- It is a wonderful day today.
- We are speaking English.
- Is she Kevin’s sister?
- You are swimming in the pool.
- Are they in the cinema?
Exercise 1 – Subject and Object Pronouns
1. I like London.
2. The children are as hungry as us.
3. All students passed expect me.
4. A: Who’s there? B: Me
5.They love vegan food.
6. A: Is that the man you told me about? B: Yes, that’s him.
7. We all like cake except her.
8. He will get a new phone soon.
9. His sister isn’t as tall as him .
10. Is that chocolate for me?
11. She wants to go home early.
12. Everyone arrived on time but him .
13. Please keep up with us.
14. A: Who ate all the chocolate? B: Her.
15. We have been to Rio.
16. Could you pass the coffee to her.
17. My brother is taller than me.
18. I went to the bookshop yesterday.
19. Our new teacher is friendlier than her.
20. All the children came inside except them.
Possessives: pronouns 1
1.A: Whose book is this?
B: I don’t know. It isn’t my book.
= A: Whose book is this?
B: I don’t know. It isn’t mine.
= This is your toothbrush and this is hers.
3.
= The blue car is George’s and the silver car is theirs.
4.
= I found this pen on the floor. Is it yours ?
5.
= We can’t invite people to Lee’s flat! It’s not ours!
= My dessert was the ice cream and yours was the cake.
= Her university was in Leicester and his was in Coventry.
= Shall we watch the match here or do you want to come to ours?
1.This is Rachel. She’s one of my colleagues.
= This is Rachel. She’s a colleague of mine .
3.I’m Alex. I’m one of your students.
= I’m Alex. I’m a student of yours .
4.Who’s that lady next to Howard ? Is she one of his aunts?
Possessive pronouns or Possessive determiners