TOPIC: “OBJECT PRONOUNS; POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVES”

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CHIMBORAZO POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL

NORTH AMAZON EXTENSION

 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

TOPIC: “OBJECT PRONOUNS; POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVES”

CATHEDRA: ENGLISH

STUDENT´S NAME: GARRIDO JULIANA

PROFESSOR´S NAME: Mgs. NATELIE MORALES

DATE: MONDAY, JANUARY 09 nd 2017

PROFESSOR:  NATALY MORALES

PERIOD: 2016 – 2017

ORELLANA-ECUADOR

1. OBJECT PRONOUNS

1. The bread is stale. You can feed it to the birds.

1. Them
2. It
3. Him
4. Her

1. Bryan took her to work Monday

1. Hers
2. Her
3. His

1. She loves sitting next to him

1. His
2. Him
3. Her

1. Where are Jill and Cherie? Didn’t you invite them?

1. Us
2. Them
3. They
4. Her

1. She talks to us.        

1. Our
2. Ours
3. Us
4. Ou´s

1. The movie was hilarious! We really liked it.

1. Him
2. Them
3. Her
4. It

1. My mom gave us a blouse, but we did not like it.

1. Us
2. Her
3. Me

1. The spider bit me on my ankle.

1. You
2. Me
3. Her
4. It

1. I heard that Jeremy was cut from the team just because Tyler doesn’t like him.

1. Him
2. Her
3. It
4. Them

1. We becomes Us

1. Us
2. Our
3. Ours

1. Listen to me carefully.

1. Mine
2. Me
3. My
4. Her

1. Our grandparents gave us candy and our teeth are just fine.

1. Us
2. Our
3. Ours

1. I like you but you don't like me.

1. Me, you
2. You, me
3. Your, my

1. Mary wants to talk to you about your homework.

1. Him
2. Her
3. You
4. Them

1. Listen to me please

1. Me
2. My
3. Mine

1. Be careful; he lied to us before and he may do it again.

1. Us
2. It
3. We
4. They

1. I becomes me

1. My
2. Her
3. Me

1. She becomes Her

1. Hers
2. Her
3. Him

1. Give me an ice cream

1. My
2. Mine
3. Me

1. The plate shattered when John dropped it on the floor.

1. Him
2. Her
3. Them
4. It

1. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVES

1. Choose the correct answers for each of the following sentences.

1. You can't have any chocolate! It's mine!

1. Your
2. Its
3. Her
4. Mine

1. Your computer is a Mac, but mime is a PC.

1. Your, mine
2. Yours, mine
3. Your, my
4. Yours, my

1.  Jody has lost her book.

1. Mine
2. Her
3. Hers
4. Theirs

1. Last week, we had a party at our house

1. Our
2. Ours
3. His
4. Hers

1. Eric said it wasn't his car. his is a Chevrolet pickup

1. My, mine
2. His, his
3. Our, ours

1. When I asked Cathy if it was hers

1. Her
2. Him
3. Hers

1.  I knew it wasn't my car

1. Mine
2. My
3. Me

1.  Someone stole it from their street and left it on ours.

1. Theirs, our
2. Their, ours
3.  Our, theirs

1. This room will be yours.

1. Your
2. Yours
3. Their

1. Is this suitcase yours?

1. Yours
2. His
3. You

1. My pencil is red but yours is blue

1. Mine, your
2. My,yours
3. My, your

1. His shirt is new but ours is old

1. His, ours
2. Him, our
3. Our, his

1. Your trip is long and mine is short

1. Mine, his
2. My. Her
3. Your, mine

1. These grammar books are different. Yours has 278 pages, but mine has only 275.

1. Yours, mine
2. Your, my
3. Yours, my
4. Your, mine

1. This bird has broken its wing.

1. it's
2. its'
3. hers
4. its

1. My pencil is broken. Can I borrow yours?

1. Mine, yours
2. Your, mine
3. My, yours
4. Yours, mine

1. Was your grammar book expensive?

1. Your
2. Yours
3. your's
4. you

1. We gave them our telephone number, and they gave us theirs.

1. ours, their
2. our, their
3. ours, theirs
4. our, theirs

1. My dog is black and his is brown

1. Mine, him
2. My, his
3. His, my

1. The cat belongs to my wife but the dog is mine

1. my, mine
2. hers,her
3. our.ours

1. This one's hers, so that one must be his 

B. he, hers

A. hers, his

C. his,his

1. Find the missing possessive pronoun: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs.

1.  our
2.  We
3.  ours

1. They live on the other side of the street. That's their house, the red one.

1. Their
2. They
3. Its
4. Theirs

1. My best friend lives in London so I only see her about once every two years.

1. Her
2. Mine
3. My

1. I'd like you to meet Rita. She's a great friend of ours.

1. ours
2. our
3.  us

1. Susan's coming to the party on her own. Her boyfriend's staying at home.

1. Hers
2. His
3. Her

1. A family photo. Which one's your sister?

1. Our
2. Your
3. Yours
4. You

1. Michael's married. His wife is an accountant.

1. His
2. Her
3. Its
4. He

1. This is my new car.I bought it yesterday.

1. My
2. Its
3. Ours
4. Mine

1. Junko has eaten her lunch already, but I'm saving mine until later.

1. Hers
2. Her
3. My
4. Mine

1. My telephone is out of order, but his is working.

1. Your
2. Our
3. His

1. In this exercise, you will change one type of sentence into another. You will change the possessive adjective to a possessive pronoun, or you will change the possessive pronoun to a possessive adjective.

1. Will this be my desk?

Will this desk be mine?

1. These are my pens.

These pens are mine.

1. This will be your room.

this room will be yours.

1. Are those his shoes?

Are those shoes his?

1. Is this your suitcase?

is this suitcase yours?

1. That was your plane.

That plane was yours.

1. Is this our bus?

Is this bus ours?

1. This was their house.

This house was theirs.

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