Ex.16. Read and learn the sentences in the chart.
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Ex.13. Finish the sentences, using absolute pronouns: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs.
| It's your book. It's yours. It's my bag. It's … It's their dog. It's … It's our room. It's … It's his toy. It's … It's her map. It's … | This is my umbrella. This umbrella is mine. This is his problem. This problem … This is our company. This company … This is their camera. This camera … This is her toy. This toy … This is your pencil. This pencil … |
Ex.14. A. Read and learn the dialogue:
- Excuse me, is this your book?
- No, it isn't. This is his book. It's his.
- Whose notebook is this? Is this his notebook?
- Let me have a look. Oh, no. I don't think it's his. It's her notebook. I am sure it's hers.
- Oh, I see.
B. Change the underlined words as you think fit. (cup - spoon; ruler - pencil; map – photo)
Ex.15. Choose the right word:
Is this your/yours book?
It's their/theirs problem, not our/ours.
Are these your/yours coats?
Is this camera your/ yours?
That is not my/mine umbrella; my/mine is yellow.
They know our/ours address, but we don't know their/theirs.
They've got two children, but I don't know their/theirs names.
My/mine room is bigger than her/hers, but her/hers is nicer.
| I know Tom. | Tom knows me. | It's my car. | It's mine. |
| We know Tom. | Tom knows us. | It'sourcar. | It's ours. |
| You know Tom. | Tom knows you. | It's your car. | It's yours. |
| He knows Tom. | Tom knows him. | It's his car. | It's his. |
| She knows Tom. | Tom knows her. | It's her car. | It's hers. |
| They know Tom. | Tom knows them. | It's their car. | It's theirs. |
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| Ex.10. Read and translate the sentences. State the form of the pronouns. | | | Ex.18. Finish the sentences in the same way. |