Question

1. Choose the objective pronoun or the possessive adjective. 1) We’re going to the cinema. Do you want to go with (us/our)? 2) We’re going to invite all (our/us) friends to the party. 3) Mr. and Mrs. O’Neal live in Dublin but (their/them) daughter live in New-York 4) I would like to look at those books. Could you give (their/them) to me? 5) Thank you for (you/your) e-mail. It was really nice to hear from you again. 6) We’re get on with Margaret but I wonder she doesn’t like (you/your). 7) I never drink mineral water. I don’t like (it/its). 8) St-Petersburg is famous for (its/it) sightseeing. 9) I often see that young man at our meetings but I don’t know (him/his) name. 10) Ed is at home. Can you ask (his/him) to come to the playground? 11) I am thirsty. Can you bring (my/me) a bottle of Coca-Cola? 12) Kate studies with (me/my) elder sister at this college.

Answer 1

1) us

2) our

3) their

4) them

5) your

6) you

7) it

8) its

9) his

10) him

11) me

12) my

Answer 2

1. We’re going to the cinema. Do you want to go with us?
2. We’re going to invite all our friends to the party.
3. Mr. and Mrs. O’Neal live in Dublin, but their daughter lives in New-York.
4. I would like to look at those books. Could you give them to me?
5. Thank you for your e-mail. It was really nice to hear from you again.
6. We get on with Margaret, but I wonder if she doesn’t like you.
7. I never drink mineral water. I don’t like it.
8. St-Petersburg is famous for its sightseeing.
9. I often see that young man at our meetings, but I don’t know his name.
10. Ed is at home. Can you ask him to come to the playground?
11. I am thirsty. Can you bring me a bottle of Coca-Cola?
12. Kate studies with my elder sister at this college.