Exercises. Complete the sentences, using the pattern of the following example.
Example:
I asked him _______. ==> I asked him to bring my book home for me.
1. We asked you to bring our books home for us.
2. She asked them to bring her book home for her.
3. He asked me to bring his book home for him.
4. They asked us to bring their books home for them.
5. I asked her to bring my book home for me.
6. You asked him to bring your book home for you.
Exercises. Complete the sentences, using the pattern of the following example.
Example:
I gave him _______. ==> I gave him my business card, and he gave me his.
1. She gave us her business card, and we gave her ours.
2. You gave me your business card, and I gave you mine.
3. We gave him our business cards, and he gave us his.
4. I gave them my business card, and they gave me theirs.
5. He gave her his business card, and she gave him hers.
6. They gave you their business cards, and you gave them yours.
Exercises. Complete the following sentences, using him, her, yours, etc.
Example:
Where’s Waldo? Have you seen _______? ==> Where’s Waldo? Have you seen him?
1. Father was busy, so Jack couldn’t meet him for lunch.
2. The twins played a prank on their teacher.
3. We had to change our plans at the last minute.
4. Have you done your homework?
5. Mike brought his girlfriend to the party.
6. Every morning I take my dog for a walk.
7. Mother wasn’t sure where she left her keys.
8. Why don’t you relax and let me cook for you?
9. I’m sorry – what did you say your name was?
10. Mary wasn’t home, so I left a note for her.
11. Although the team scored well in the second half, it wasn’t enough to help them win the game.
12. Even though we have heard his stories many times before, Mr. Brown is unable to convince us that he was once a star wrestling champ.