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    Personal Pronouns (Subject and Object) : I. Write

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    The document provides examples and exercises for using personal pronouns in English, including subject and object pronouns. It covers topics such as using pronouns to replace nouns, adding verbs like "is" and "are", rewriting sentences using pronouns, and identifying correct and incorrect pronoun usage. The exercises become progressively more advanced, focusing on topics such as subject vs object pronouns and choosing the appropriate pronoun to fill in blanks.

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    Personal Pronouns (Subject and Object) : I. Write

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    The document provides examples and exercises for using personal pronouns in English, including subject and object pronouns. It covers topics such as using pronouns to replace nouns, adding verbs like "is" and "are", rewriting sentences using pronouns, and identifying correct and incorrect pronoun usage. The exercises become progressively more advanced, focusing on topics such as subject vs object pronouns and choosing the appropriate pronoun to fill in blanks.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for using personal pronouns in English, including subject and object pronouns. It covers topics such as using pronouns to replace nouns, adding verbs like "is" and "are", rewriting sentences using pronouns, and identifying correct and incorrect pronoun usage. The exercises become progressively more advanced, focusing on topics such as subject vs object pronouns and choosing the appropriate pronoun to fill in blanks.

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    Personal Pronouns (Subject and Object) : I. Write

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    The document provides examples and exercises for using personal pronouns in English, including subject and object pronouns. It covers topics such as using pronouns to replace nouns, adding verbs like "is" and "are", rewriting sentences using pronouns, and identifying correct and incorrect pronoun usage. The exercises become progressively more advanced, focusing on topics such as subject vs object pronouns and choosing the appropriate pronoun to fill in blanks.

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    PERSONAL PRONOUNS (SUBJECT AND OBJECT)

    I. Write:
    1. My mother: ………she..………
    2. Cat: ……………………..
    3. A man: ……………………..
    4. My friends: ……………………..
    5. The window: ……………………..
    6. My father: ……………………..
    7. An apple: ……………………..
    8. My sister and I: ……………………..
    9. Linda: ……………………..
    10. Peter and Tom: ……………………..

    II. Add “is/ am or are”:


    1. I ………am...…….
    2. You ……………………..
    3. She ……………………..
    4. They ……………………..
    5. It ……………………..
    6. Peter ……………………..
    7. We ……………………..
    8. He ……………………..
    9. Mary ……………………..
    10. Lan and Ba ……………………..

    III. Re-write these sentences by using personal pronouns:

    1. Linda and Kevin work at a farm.


    ➔ They work at a farm.
    2. Noah and I will go to the cinema tomorrow.
    ➔ ……. will go to the cinema tomorrow.
    3. Mr. John is my teacher.
    ➔ ……. is my teacher.
    4. My mother is tall.
    ➔ ……. is tall.
    5. This ball is small.
    ➔ ……. is small.
    6. These are the sun-flowers.
    ➔ ……. are the sun-flowers.
    7. Jessica is my best friend.
    ➔ ……. is my best friend.
    8. These pictures are so nice.
    ➔ ……. are so nice.
    9. My brother and my sister are doing homework.
    ➔ ……. are doing homework.
    10. My class will go to the beach next week.
    ➔ ……. will go to the beach next week.
    IV. Complete each sentence with a personal pronoun.

    1. My name is Susan. __________ am a girl.


    2. __________ is my mother.
    3. __________ is my brother.
    4. __________ are my favourite singers.
    5. __________ is my house.
    6. __________ my father.
    7. Are __________ American? - No, __________ am French.
    8. I like those flowers. __________ are beautiful.
    9. I can’t find my school books. Where are __________?
    10. Ann and I go to the same school. __________ are in the same class.

    V. Substitute the underlined words with subject pronouns:

    1. Peter and Paul ( ………) study French and German.


    2. The cat (…………) is in the garden.
    3. Do Mandy and you (…………) like golf?
    4. Does your sister (…………) sing well?
    5. Dr.Sean (…………) visits his patients in the morning.
    6. Do the students (…………) do the homework?
    7. You and I (…………) live in Spain.
    8. Do Sam and Paula (…………) meet after school?
    9. My mum (…………) cooks really well.
    10. The supermarket (………) closes at midday.
    11. The books (…………) are on the table.
    12. When do you and Sally (…………) play chess this week?

    VI. Substitute the underlined words with object pronouns:

    1. Tom comes to the cinema with Paul and I (……………).


    2. Do you play with your children (……………) after dinner?
    3. Pam takes her dog (…………) for walks in the morning.
    4. Does Sue study with her brother (…………)?
    5. Mr Postman delivers our letters (…………).
    6. I usually meet Pam (…………) on Friday afternoon.
    7. Tom goes to school with his friends (………).
    8. Does mum feed the baby (…………)?
    9. Can you pass the newspaper (…………) to I (…………), please?
    10. Do you eat apples (…………), Tom?
    11. Mary send e-mail (……………) to her boyfriend (…………).
    12. James is with his grandmother (…………).

    VII. Choose the suitable word to fill in the blanks:

    1. ………… is in class with ………


    Her/ us She/we She/us
    2. Does ………… use a laptop at home?
    He it him
    3. These are my mum’s friends. ………… usually goes out with …………
    She/ they Her/them She/them
    4. Do ………… eat pasta? No, I don’t like ……
    we/it you/it you/her
    5. We don’t talk to Sam. We’re angry with ………
    he him his
    6. Can you pass ……… the sugar, Terry?
    you I me
    7. “When do you do homework?” “I do ……… after school.”
    them it he
    8. Give ....... to …………, please.
    I/it it/I it/me

    VIII. Correct the sentences if they’re wrong:

    1. My friend Sue is fantastic. I love she.


    …………………………………………………………………
    2. Do you play tennis with they?
    …………………………………………………………………
    3. My brother hates hamburgers. She never eats it.
    ……………………………………………………………………
    4. Do you come with Sue and I?
    ……………………………………………………………………
    5. The boys don’t play with her because her is very unfriendly.
    ……………………………………………………………………
    6. Does him like cooking? Yes, he does.
    ……………………………………………………………………
    7. Sarah never listens to him.
    ……………………………………………………………………
    8. Paul and Mary don’t invite we to party.
    ……………………………………………………………………

    IX. Fill in the correct personal pronoun:

    (I - we - you - they - he - she - it )

    1. My name is Andrea. ___ am 10 years old.


    2. Tom and Peter are my friends. ____ are from Mexico.
    3. Linda is my sister. ____ does not like sports.
    4. Paul likes to play football. ____ plays with his neighbours.
    5. My older brother has a horse. ____ is a gentle mare.
    6. He asked: "Linda, do____ want to go horseback riding?"

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