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ANSWER SHEET EDGAR DANILO XICAY PATAL

Exercise 1 Use a subject pronoun as the subject of each sentence based on the word(s) in parentheses. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. She works at national Bank. (Mary) Mary works at national Bank. They are in the cupboard. (the cups) The cups are in the cupboard. He lives in Oakland, California. (Derek) Derek lives in Oakland, California. We enjoy watching movies on Friday evening. (My brother and I) My brother and I enjoy watching movies on Friday evening. It is on the table. (the magazine) The magazine is on the table. She is working at the moment. (Mary) Mary is working at the moment. They study French at university. (Peter, Anne and Frank) Peter, Anne and Frank study French at university. We are good friends. (Tom and I) Tom and I are good friends. She went to school yesterday. (Anna) Anna went to school yesterday. They think this exercise is difficult. (the students) The students think this exercise is difficult.

Exercise 2 Use an object pronoun as the object in each sentence based on the word(s) in parentheses 1. Please give him the book. (Peter) Please give Peter the book. 2. I bought it last week. (the car) I bought the car last week. 3. Angela visited her two months ago. (Mary) Angela visited Mary two months ago. 4. I enjoyed listening to it last week. (the song) I enjoyed listening to the song last week. 5. Alexander asked us to give the book to. (Peter, I) Alexander asked Peter, I to give the book to. 6. She ate it quickly and left for work. (breakfast) She ate breakfast quickly and left for work. 7. I picked them up at seven oclock. (Peter and Jane) I picked Peter and Jane up at seven oclock. 8. I like reading them before I go to sleep. (magazines) I like reading magazines before I go to sleep. 9. Its very difficult to memorize them. ( the new vocabulary words) Its very difficult to memorize the new vocabulary words. 10. Tom gave us some advice. (The children, my wife and I) Tom gave the children, my wife and I some advice.

Exercise 3 Use a possessive adjective in the gap in each sentence based on the word(s) in parentheses. 1. Thats my book on the table. (I) Thats I book on the table. 2. Peter asked her sister to the dance. (Jane) Peter asked Jane sister to the dance. 3. We bought his book last week. (Alex Smith) We bought Alex Smith book last week. 4. Its color is red. (The car) The car color is red. 5. Would you like to buy our cookies? (My friends and I) Would you like to buy My friends and I cookies? 6. Peter picked up his lunch and left for school. (Peter) Peter picked up Peter lunch and left for school. 7. Alison asked their question because they couldnt come. (Mary and Frank) Alison asked Mary and Frank question because they couldnt come. 8. I think your idea is crazy! (You) I think you idea is crazy! 9. Id like to hear her opinion. (Susan) Id like to hear Susan opinion. . 10. She works for his company. (John) She works for John Company.

Exercise 4 Use a possessive pronoun in the gap in each sentence based on the word(s) in parentheses. 1. The book is his. (John) The book is John. 2. I think we should go in his. (the boys car) I think we should go in the boys car. 3. That house is hers. (Kathy) That house is Kathy. 4. Do you hear the telephone? I think its mine. (my telephone) Do you hear the telephone? I think is my telephone. 5. Im sure its ours. (the computer that belong to my sister and me) Im sure its the computer that belongs to my sister and me. 6. Look at that car. Its theirs. (Mary and Peter) Look at that car. Its Mary and Peter. 7. That dog over there is his. (Jack and Peter) That dog over there is Jack and Peter. 8. Those bicycles are theirs. (Jack and peter) Those bicycles are Jack and Peter. 9. No, that one is yours. (you) No, that one is you. 10. Yes, that one is mine. (I) Yes, that one is I

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