Lesson 1-2 QUIZ

Farah: Is this my glass?

Sarah: No, its ___________. Give it back to me!!!!

• Them

• Hers

• Whose

• Mine

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Mine' because Sarah is asserting ownership of the glass. 'Hers' would imply it belongs to someone else, while 'Them' and 'Whose' do not fit the context of possession.

Personal Pronouns for subject consist of 7 pronouns. Provide all 7 pronouns in the answer.

Answer explanation

The 7 personal pronouns for the subject are: He, She, It, I, You, We, They. These pronouns are used to refer to people or things in a sentence.

My grandparents live in Berlin. We visit ......................... often.

• theirs

• they

• their

• them

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'them' because it is the object pronoun that refers to the grandparents. The sentence should read: 'We visit them often.' 'Their' is possessive, 'theirs' is also possessive, and 'they' is a subject pronoun.

I talked to my manager last Monday, _______ she got back from her business trip.

• Where

• When

• Whose

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'When' because it indicates the time of the conversation relative to the manager's return from the trip. 'Where' refers to a place, and 'Whose' indicates possession, neither of which fit the context.

My brother is a good student, but sometimes I help ........... with English homework.

• him

• she

• her

• us

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'him' because it refers to the brother, who is male. 'She' and 'her' are used for females, while 'us' refers to a group including the speaker, which is not applicable here.

Jenny likes me, but I don't like _______.

• she

• her

• him

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'her' because it is the appropriate object pronoun to use after the verb 'like'. 'She' is a subject pronoun and does not fit in this context.

My mother is a doctor. _________ works in a hospital.

• He

• She

• It

• I

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'She' because it refers to 'my mother', who is female. 'He' and 'It' are incorrect as they do not match the gender or context, and 'I' does not refer to the subject in the sentence.

This is Roberto. ______ is my brother.

• She

• He

• I

• You

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'He' because Roberto is referring to his brother, who is male. 'She' would refer to a female, 'I' refers to himself, and 'You' refers to the person he is speaking to.

Are you going to school? Yes, _________ am going to school.

• He

• I

• It

Answer explanation

The question asks if 'you' are going to school. The correct response should match the subject 'I', as it refers to the speaker. Therefore, 'I am going to school' is the appropriate answer.

Do you know who _____ is?

• she

• her

• hers

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'she' because it is a subject pronoun used to refer to a female person. The other options, 'her' and 'hers', are object pronouns and possessive pronouns, respectively, which do not fit the sentence structure.