Question

Rewrite these sentences. Use the necessary pronouns instead of the words in bold type. 1. I like your clothes. Your clothes are always up-to-date. 2. My pyja- mas are blue. I wear my pyjamas when I go to bed in winter. 3. Your advice is good, but I can't follow your advice. 4. The police have ar- rived. I have never seen the police. 5. Have you heard the latest news? I don't like the latest news. 6. Where is your watch? My watch is in my pocket, so you can't see my watch. 7. My parents have put the new clock on the shelf. The new clock looks very modern. 8. My mother smiled over the contents of her letter. She liked the contents of the let- ter she was reading.

Answer 1

1. I like your clothes. THEY are always up-to-date.

2. My pyjamas are blue. I wear THEM when I go to bed in winter.

3. Your advice is good, but I can't follow IT.

4. The police have arrived. I have never seen THEM.

5. Have you heard the latest news?

I don't like IT.

6. Where is your watch? IT is in my pocket, so you can't see IT.

7. My parents have put the

new clock on the shelf. IT looks very modern.

8. My mother smiled over the contents of her letter. She liked THEM.

Answer 2

1. I like your clothes. They are always up-to-date.

2. My pyjamas are blue. I wear them when I go to bed in winter.

3. Your advice is good, but I can't follow it.

4. The police have arrived. I have never seen them.

5. Have you heard the latest news? I don't like it.

6. Where is your watch? It's in my pocket, so you can't see it.

7. My parents have put the new clock on the shelf. It looks very modern.

8. My mother smiled over the contents of her letter. She liked what she was reading.