By the end of this exercise, you can choose the correct pronoun (subject, object, possessive or reflexive) in everyday English sentences and use it to talk about people.
Free English pronouns exercise: subject and object pronouns (I/me), possessives (my/mine) and reflexives (myself). Reading, gap-fill, writing. No sign-up.
Read the text, then choose the correct word for each gap.
Ana and her brother Tom live in Lisbon. She is a nurse, and he is a student. works at a hospital near their flat, and studies music at the university.
Last Saturday was their grandmother's birthday. Ana and Tom bought a blue scarf. gave it to her at lunch, and she loved . After lunch, the whole family sat in the garden, and Tom took photo of everyone.
Choose the correct pronoun for each gap.
Choose the correct form for each gap.
A friend is visiting your home for the first time and asks about the people in your life. Write a message of 6–8 sentences (about 60 words) to introduce two people you know. Say who they are, what they do, and something that belongs to them. Use he, she or they, at least one object pronoun (him, her, them) and at least one possessive (his, her, their, hers…).
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