Pronoun reference exercise

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Each of the girls makes (her, their) own clothes.

• her

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

The jury finally made (its, their) decision.

• its

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

It often seems that television programmers are not concerned with (its, their) viewers.

• its

• theirs

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Both Tim and Tony write (his, their) mothers twice a week from camp.

• his

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Neither the Library of Congress nor the New York Public Library has (its, their) own film

rooms.

• its

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Either of the two boys will offer (his, their) help.

• his

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Neither Jim nor the New York Public Library has (its, their) own film rooms.

• its

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

American citizens must protect (its, their, his) rights.

• its

• their

• his

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Every person should turn in (her, their) own savings account.

• her

• their

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

Neither the baseball players nor the managers want to lose (his, their) side of the argument.

• his

• their