Exercises

Possessive Pronouns
1. It’s mine.
2. It’s his.
3. It’s hers.
4. It’s theirs.
5. It’s yours.
6. It’s mine.
7. They’re ours.
8. They’re his.
9. It’s hers.
10. It’s yours.
11. It’s ours.
12. It’s theirs.
13. It’s hers.


Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns
1. I’d like some of that popcorn.
2. This apartment is nice.
3. These Milk Duds taste good.
4. That building is in Atlanta.
5. Those tourists are from the U.S.
6. These apartments are air conditioned.
7. These are today’s specials.
8. This is a Cherry Coke.
9. That one is a Diet Coke.
10. Those offices are located downtown.
11. That is my phone.
12. Those are the new buses.
13. This bank will cash traveler’s checks.


Forms of “Other”
1. Can you hand me the other book?
2. Did you see the other bedroom facing the pool?
3. There is another bathroom off the kitchen.
4. There is another bedroom beside the living room.
5. Will you show me the other apartment?
6. We need another chair in the study.
7. I saw another supermarket down the street.
8. Did you see the refrigerator in the other
apartment?
9. There is another two-bedroom apartment with
utilities included.
10. Is the other grocery store nearby?
11. Let’s take a look at another apartment.
12. Did you see the other desk in the study?
13. The other half bath is beside the kitchen.


Reflexive Pronouns
1. They’re washing their clothes themselves.
2. She’s looking at T-shirts.
3. He’s buying a ticket for Mary.
4. She’s introducing Fred and Bob to Mr. Young.
5. They are preparing a meal for themselves.
6. He’s doing the shopping himself.
7. As usual, they are doing the work themselves.
8. She’s doing the work herself.