Lesson 59 ☘ my, his, their etc.

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. I’m going to wash . . .
  my
  hands.
  - me
  - I
  - my
2. She’s going to wash . . .
  her
  hands.
  - her
  - she
  - him
3. We’re going to wash . . .
  our
  hands.
  - our
  - we
  - us
4. He’s going to wash . . .
  his
  hands.
  - he
  - his
  - him
5. They’re going to wash . . .
  their
  hands.
  - their
  - they
  - them
6. Are you going to wash . . .
  your
  hands?
  - your
  - you
  - yours
7. He lives with . . .
  his
  parents.
  - him
  - he
  - his
8. They live with . . .
  their
  parents.
  - their
  - they
  - them
9. We live with . . .
  our
  parents.
  - us
  - we
  - our
10. Julia lives with . . .
  her
  parents.
  - she
  - him
  - her
11. I live with . . .
  my
  parents.
  - I
  - me
  - my
12. John lives with . . .
  his
  parents.
  - his
  - he
  - him
13. Do you live with . . .
  your
  parents?
  - you
  - your
  - yours
14. Most children live with . . .
  their
  parents.
  - they
  - them
  - their
Complete the sentences with “his”, “her”, “their”.
1. I saw Liz with . . .
  her
  husband, Philip.
  - her
  - his
  - she
2. I saw Ann and Ted with . . .
  their
  children.
  - they
  - their
  - them
3. I saw Ted with . . .
  his
  wife, Ann.
  - her
  - his
  - him
4. I saw George with . . .
  his
  brother, Bill.
  - her
  - him
  - his
5. I saw Ann with . . .
  her
  brother, Bill.
  - her
  - his
  - she
6. I saw Liz and Philip with . . .
  their
  son, Bill.
  - their
  - they
  - them
7. I saw Ann with . . .
  her
  parents.
  - she
  - his
  - her
8. I saw Diana and Robert with . . .
  their
  parents.
  - their
  - they
  - them
Complete the sentences.
1. Do you like . . .
  your
  job?
  - your
  - you
  - its
2. I know Mr. Watson but I don’t know . . .
  his
  wife.
  - his
  - her
  - him
3. Mr. and Mrs. Baker live in London. . . .
  Their
  son lives in Australia.
  - Her
  - Their
  - They
4. We’re going to have a party. We’re going to invite all . . .
  our
  friends.
  - our
  - us
  - we
5. Ann is going out with . . .
  her
  friends this evening.
  - his
  - her
  - she
6. I like tennis. It’s . . .
  my
  favorite sport.
  - I
  - me
  - my
7. “Is that . . .
  your
  car?”
  “No, I haven’t got a car.”
  - you
  - your
  - yours
8. I want to phone Ann. Do you know . . .
  her
  phone number?
  - her
  - his
  - she
9. Do you think most people are happy in . . .
  their
  jobs?
  - they
  - their
  - theirs
10. I’m going to wash . . .
  my
  hair before I go out.
  - my
  - your
  - me
11. This is beautiful tree. . . .
  Its
  leaves are a beautiful color.
  - His
  - Its
  - Their
12. John has a brother and a sister. . . .
  His
  brother is 25 and . . .
  his
  sister is 21.
  - His … her
  - His … his
  - He … she
Complete the sentences.
1. Jim doesn’t enjoy . . .
  his
  job. It’s not very interesting.
  - him
  - he
  - his
2. I can’t open the door. I haven’t got . . .
  my
  key.
  - me
  - my
  - its
3. Sally is married. . . .
  Her
  husband works in a bank.
  - His
  - Her
  - She
4. It’s very cold today. Put on . . .
  your
  coat when you go out.
  - you
  - your
  - its
5. “What are the children doing?”
  “They’re doing . . .
  their
  homework.”
  - their
  - they
  - our
6. “Do you know that man?”
  “Yes, but I don’t know . . .
  his
  name.”
  - her
  - his
  - him
7. We live in Barton Street. . . .
  Our
  house is at the end on the left.
  - Us
  - Our
  - We

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