Question

Choose the correct pronoun. (выберите нужное местоимение) 1. Can Jake bring over his/her baseball cards? 2. Samantha will fix her/herself bike tomorrow. 3. The cat broke its/it leg. 4. I made these cookies themselves/myself. 5. You yourself /itself asked Jake to come. 6. My teacher didn't know the answer herself/himself. 7. We would like to finish the renovation before Christmas our/ourselves. 8. They them/themselves told me the lost shoe wasn't a problem.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. his
2. her
3. its
4. myself
5. yourself
6. himself
7. ourselves
8. themselves

Answer 2

Answer:

Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct pronoun:

1. Can Jake bring over his baseball cards? The correct pronoun here is his because we are referring to Jake, who is a male.

2. Samantha will fix her bike tomorrow. The correct pronoun here is her because we are referring to Samantha, who is female.

3. The cat broke its leg. The correct pronoun here is its because we are referring to a non-human object, in this case, the cat's leg.

4. I made these cookies myself. The correct pronoun here is myself because we are referring to the speaker (first person singular) who made the cookies.

5. You yourself asked Jake to come. The correct pronoun here is yourself because we are referring to the second person singular pronoun "you" in an emphatic or reflexive sense.

6. My teacher didn't know the answer herself. The correct pronoun here is herself because we are referring to the teacher, who is female.

7. We would like to finish the renovation before Christmas ourselves. The correct pronoun here is ourselves because we are referring to the first person plural pronoun "we" in an emphatic or reflexive sense.

8. They told me the lost shoe wasn't a problem themselves. The correct pronoun here is themselves because we are referring to the third person plural pronoun "they" in an emphatic or reflexive sense.

Remember, pronouns are used to replace nouns in a sentence to avoid repetition. It is important to choose the correct pronoun based on the gender, number, and person of the noun being replaced.