I. Complete the table
Personal Pronoun Object pronoun Possessive adjective Possessive Pronoun
I me My mine
You
We
They
He
She
It
II. Circle the correct answer
1. (Me/ My/ I) mother always cooks for (our / us/ your).
2. (I/ He/ We) doesn’t know (him/ her/ you) name.
3. David’s sister is very hard working. (Her/ His/ My) marks are really brilliant!
4. What do (he/ she / you) eat when you go to a Chinese Restaurant? (It/ He/ I) eat pork. I like (them/
it/ you)!
5. I watch (his/ her/ your) programme every afternoon. (You/ He/ She) is a really good actress.
6. David is my best friend. (He/ She/ I) play with (him/ her/ you) and (their /her/ his) sister every
Saturday.
7. I like the piano very much, but I don’t play (it/ him / me).
8. (Me/ My/ I) daughter takes care of (his/ us/ her) baby brother.
9. (You/ He/ Me) don’t brush (my / your/ his) teeth after every meal.
10. (Its/ My/ Me) uncle and my aunt have got a computer. (They/ It/ We) is old and (they/ their/
your) need to repair ( me/ them / it).
III.- Rewrite the following sentences. Substitute possessive pronouns for the bold words
1.- Their house and our house are on the same street.
=> ………………………………….
2.- Those jeans are my jeans.
=> …………………………….
3.- The dictionary is Paul’s.
=> …………………………………
4. The black car is my mother’s car.
=> ……………………….
5. Is this my dictionary or your dictionary?
=> ……………………………..
III. Rewrite sentences
1. I quite like classical music now, although I wasn’t keen on it when I was younger.
=> I used to ………………..
2. Dennis gave up smoking three years ago.
Give up: từ bỏ
=> Dennis used to…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
3. My parents lived in the USA when they were young.
=> My parents used to…….
4. Jim was my best friend, but we aren’t friends any more.
=> Jim used to………………………
I/
Personal pronoun: I, you, we, they, he, she, it
Object pronoun: me, you, us, them, him, her
Possessive adjective: my, your, our, their, his, her, its
Possessive pronoun: mine, yours, ours, theirs, his, hers, its
II/
1. My
2. He – his
3. Her
4. you – I – it
5. her – She
6. I – him – his
7. it
8. My – her
9. You – your
10. My – It – they – it
III/
1. Their house and ours are on the same street.
2. Those jeans are mine.
3. The dictionary is Paul’s.
4. The black car is my mother’s.
5. Is this my dictionary or yours?
IV/
1. I used to dislike classical music.
2. Dennis used to smoke three years ago.
3. My parents used to live in the USA when they were young.
4. Jim used to be my best friend, but we aren’t friends any more.
I. (see in image)
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II.
1. My
2. He … her
3. Her
4. you … I … it
5. her … she
6. I … him … his
7. it
8. My … her
9. You … your
10. My … It … they … it
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III.
1. Their house and ours are on the same street.
2. Those jeans are mine.
3. (giữ nguyên).
4. The black car is my mother’s.
5. Is this my dictionary or yours ?
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IV.
1. I used to dislike classsical music.
2. Dennis used to smoke three years ago.
3. My parents used to live in the USA when they were young.
4. Jim used to be my best friend.