Pronouns
Henry and _____ are going to the game tomorrow.
a. I
b. me
I
Do you know ___ sister Jessica?
a. your
b. my
c. mine
b. my
He ___ a book over summer. (write)
He wrote a book over summer.
Thomas ____ meat with lunch. (have)
I _____ my homework. (do)
I will do my homework. I am going to do my homework.
Mary cannot understand ____ when Carla speaks French.
a. she
b. her
her
I have a book. ____ book is interesting.
My
Harry ____ pizza with his girlfriend. (cook)
Harry cooked pizza with his girlfriend.
Pablo ______ (make, negative) pasta for dinner.
He doesn't make pasta for dinner.
I ____ a movie. (see)
I will see a movie. I am going to see a movie.
Han Bin and ______ went to the movies.
a. I
b. her
I
She gave ___ shirt to me.
a. she
b. her (object)
c. her (possessive adjective)
d. hers
c. her (possessive adjective
I _____ soup last night. (eat, negative)
I didn't eat soup last night.
____ Mary ____ cheese? (like)
Does Mary like cheese?
He ____ his car. (drive, negative)
He will not drive his car. He isn't going to drive his car.
The rent is too high for _________ . a. they b. them
them
We have a cat. ____ cat is brown.
Steven and his sister _____ for school at 8 AM. (leave).
Steven and his sister left for school at 8 AM.
Luke and I _____ (play, negative) basketball. We are very short.
Luke and I don't play basketball.
_____ you _____ cookies? (bake)
Are you going to bake cookies? Will you bake cookies?
May ____ come in now?
a. we
b. us
we
She has a brother. ___ brother is tall. _____ is short.
Her / (Mine/Yours/Ours)
Where ________ this summer? (you, visit)
Where did you visit this summer?
Where / live / you
Where do you live?
What will you do this weekend? What are you going to do this weekend?