Question

Choose the correct form of the pronouns in brackets. She got to (her, hers) feet and took (his, him) hand. 2. "Let me see your passports", I gave him and Catherine got out of handbag (my, mine; her, hers; her, hers). 3. Mind (your, yours; my, mine) own business and I'll mind (your, yours; my, mine). 4. Mr. Black gave (his, him) wife a leather bag for (her, hers) birthday. 5. The next voice to speak up was not the Lieutenant's but (my, mine). 6. I looked at (her, hers) and at none other from that moment. 7.________ was not a marriage that could last (their, theirs). 8._______ nerves are as bad as_______ (your, yours, my, mine). 9. His eyes were as bright as_____________ (her, hers). 10. After all, this is_______ home just as much as______ (your, yours, my, mine). 11. My sister likes much sugar in______ tea, but I like little in______(her, hers, my, mine). "Who can drink tea as sweet as (your, yours)", I wonder. 12. His own hand shook as he accepted a rose or two from_______and thanked her (her, hers).

Answer 1

1. She got to (her) feet and took (his) hand.
2. "Let me see your passports", I gave him and Catherine got out of handbag (hers).
3. Mind (your) own business and I'll mind (mine).
4. Mr. Black gave (his) wife a leather bag for (her) birthday.
5. The next voice to speak up was not the Lieutenant's but (mine).
6. I looked at (her) and at none other from that moment.
7.________ was not a marriage that could last (theirs).
8._______ nerves are as bad as_______ (your mine).
9. His eyes were as bright as_____________ (hers).
10. After all, this is_______ home just as much as______ (your mine).
11. My sister likes much sugar in______ tea, but I like little in______(her, mine). "Who can drink tea as sweet as (yours)", I wonder.
12. His own hand shook as he accepted a rose or two from_______and thanked her (hers).

Answer 2

1. She got to her feet and took his hand.

2. "Let me see your passports," I gave him and Catherine got out of her handbag my.

3. Mind your own business and I'll mind mine.

4. Mr. Black gave his wife a leather bag for her birthday.

5. The next voice to speak up was not the Lieutenant's but mine.

6. I looked at her and at none other from that moment.

7. It was not a marriage that could last theirs.

8. Your nerves are as bad as mine.

9. His eyes were as bright as hers.

10. After all, this is my home just as much as yours.

11. My sister likes much sugar in her tea, but I like little in mine. "Who can drink tea as sweet as yours," I wonder.

12. His own hand shook as he accepted a rose or two from her and thanked her hers.