Pronoun

The naming word for representing any male person, and for first, second or third person, we use ............................................ as a pronoun, 

• “He, his, him, himself”

• “He, her, him, himself”

• “She, his, him, himself”

• “He, his, him, myself”

Similarly, for representing the naming word for a female person, and for the first, second, or third person, the ................................... pronoun is used in a sentence.

• “He, her, him, herself”

• “She, his, hers, herself”

• “She, her, hers, herself”

• “She, her, hers, himself”

1. Clara, Jordan, and Elle are playing a carrom game together.

• Them are playing a carrom game together.

• They are playing a carrom game together.

• Themselves are playing a carrom game together.

• Their are playing a carrom game together.

1. Is Robin coming to the party with Nora?

• Is himself coming there with her?

• Is his coming there with her?

• Is him coming there with her?

• Is he coming there with her?

1. This is ............personal matter. You better stay out of it. ( Possesive adjectives )

1. We don’t have to go to the party, we can enjoy ..................( reflexive pronouns )

1. We had spent a lot of time with Jimmy and ...............sister.

• he

• his

• him

• himself

1. This sports-car is .......( possesive pronoun )

• I

• myself

• 1. mine.

• me

After lunch, ( dia perempuan ) .................and ( saya ) ......................went to the planetarium.

• she and I

• Her and me

• her and I

• she and my

Cousin Eldred gave ..............a trombone.

• myself

• mine

• I

• me