Pronouns
Replace the sentence with a pronoun: Jack is happy.
He is happy.
______ cars does your family have?
How many cars does your family have?
the dog of Sarah
Sarah's dog
I (to be) happy.
I am happy.
In The United States, most people (to speak) English.
In The United States, most people speak English.
I can see her outside.
_________ water have you had today?
How much water have you had today?
The children's toys are fun
He (to have) a dog.
He has a dog.
You can't see Tom right now. He's (to take) a bath.
You can't see Tom right now. He's taking a bath.
Add the pronoun: This bag is _____. (I)
This bag is mine.
_______ money do you need to buy this?
How much money do you need to buy this?
The desks of the students are full
The students' desks are full
Jack and Mary (to like) (to cook).
Jack and Mary like to cook.
Please be quiet. I'm (to listen) to music.
Please be quiet. I'm listening to music.
Replace with a pronoun: I am talking to Jack and Lily.
I am talking to them.
_________ bread do you want?
How much bread do you want?
The color of my car is blue
My car's color is blue
He (to go) (to work) by bus.
I'm (to have) dinner with my family tonight.
I'm having dinner with my family tonight.
Replace with pronouns: Samantha told Mary that Samantha wants to go to Mary's house.
She told her that she wants to go to her house.
________ cups of sugar does the recipe call for?
How many cups of sugar does the recipe call for?
The name of the dog of Jack is Billy.
Jack's dog's name is Billy.
She (to watch) a movie while Tom (to play) outside.
She watches a movie while Tom plays outside.
Did you know that an octopus (to have) three hearts?
Did you know that an octopus has three hearts?