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Subject pronoun

Object pronoun

Possessive adjective

Possessive pronoun

Reflexive pronoun

I

me

my

mine

myself

You

you

your

yours

yourself/yourselves

We

us

our

ours

ourselves

They

them

their

theirs

themselves

He

him

his

his

himself

She

her

her

hers

herself

It

it

its

its

itself

Examples of usage
You know my
sister. She is here.

Give me a red
pen, please.

It is our son Jack and
his friend Tom.

Exercise 1. Input subject and object pronouns

1. Bruce and Tom enjoy the festival very much.
______________________________________
2. Mary and I are ready to visit my parents.

This idea is mine and
that one – hers.

I need you to do it
yourself.

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Personal Pronouns

Exercise 3. Use the correct reflexive pronoun
1. I look in the mirror and don’t recognize ________.
2. If you want to do it right, ask no one to help, do it ________.
3. He is a good student, he can pass this test ________.

______________________________________
3. Why does Robert call his mother so often?

4. Paul and Anna, you are sick, take care of ________!
5. My mother doesn’t like to buy presents ________.

______________________________________

6. My young sisters enjoy preparing cakes ________.

4. Sara wants to visit me and my sister tonight.
______________________________________
5. My and Sara’s kid, Tom watches cartoons
______________________________________
6. Don’t, Robert, lie to me and my brother!
______________________________________

Exercise 4. Choose the best option for the sentence
1. I don’t want to talk today, please, don’t call _______.
a. me
b. my
c. mine
d. I
2. This bunch of flowers is _______! Take it, please.
a. her

b. you
c. yours
d. your
3. Mary wants Philip to congratulate _______ tomorrow.

Exercise 2. Possessive adjective or pronoun?

This is my/mine plan and I think it is much better

than your/yours.

Our/ours car is a fast one, but it is not as

comfortable as their/theirs.

Believe me, it is her/hers fault not my/mine.

I can give you my/mine book to read if you give

me your/yours magazine instead.

She says that the kitten is her/hers, but I know that

it is her/hers friends’.

It is our/ours job to make your/yours life easier

using our/ours best inventions.

a. hers

b. her
c. she
d. his
4. If there is no proper postcard in the shop, do it _______.
a. himself
b. yourself c. itself
d. herself
5. It is very interesting to help my uncle in _______ garden.
a. him
b. ours
c. her
d. his
6. Bob and Pamela have a son. _______ son is an engineer.
a. us
b. our
c. their
d. theirs
7. We are your parents! Don’t talk like that about _______!
a. me
b. us
c. our
d. ourselves
8. Those people ruin our photo! Tell _______ to smile!
a. them

b. us

c. him

d. themselves

KEYS
Exercise 1. Input subject and object pronouns
1. Bruce and Tom enjoy the festival very much.
They enjoy it.

Exercise 3. Use the correct reflexive pronoun
1. I look in the mirror and don’t recognize myself.
2. If you want to do it right, ask no one to help, do it yourself.

2. Mary and I are ready to visit my parents.

3. He is a good student, he can pass this himself.

We are ready to visit them.

4. Paul and Anna, you are sick, take care of yourselves!

3. Why does Robert call his mother so often?

5. My mother doesn’t like to buy presents herself.

Why does he call her so often?

6. My young sisters enjoy preparing cakes themselves.

4. Sara wants to visit me and my sister tonight.
She wants to visit us tonight.

Exercise 4. Choose the best option for the sentence

5. My and Sara’s kid, Tom, watches cartoons

1. I don’t want to talk today, please, don’t call _______.

He watches them.

a. me
b. my
c. mine
d. I
2. This bunch of flowers is _______! Take it, please.

6. Don’t, Robert, lie to me and my brother!
Don’t you lie to us!

a. her
b. you
c. yours
d. your
3. Mary wants Philip to congratulate _______ tomorrow.

Exercise 2. Possessive adjective or pronoun?

This is my/mine plan and I think it is much better

than your/yours.

Our/ours car is a fast one, but it is not as

comfortable as their/theirs.

Believe me, it is her/hers fault not my/mine.

I can give you my/mine book to read if you give

me your/yours magazine instead.

She says that the kitten is her/hers, but I know that

it is her/hers friends’.

It is our/ours job to make your/yours life easier

using our/ours best inventions.

a. hers
b. her
c. she
d. his
4. If there is no proper postcard in the shop, do it _______.
a. himself
b. yourself c. itself
d. herself
5. It is very interesting to help my uncle in _______ garden.
a. him
b. ours
c. her
d. his

6. Bob and Pamela have a son. _______ son is an engineer.
a. us
b. our
c. their
d. theirs
7. We are your parents! Don’t talk like that about _______!
a. me
b. us
c. our
d. ourselves
8. Those people ruin our photo! Tell _______ to smile!
a. them

b. us

c. him

d. themselves