PRONOUN PROBLEMTOEFL PREPARATION

PRONOUN (KATA GANTI)WHAT IS PRONOUN?

PRONOUN = A WORD THAT IS USED INSTEAD OF A NOUN. IT REFERS TO NOUN THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN MENTIONED

KINDS OF PRONOUN

PRONOUNSUBJECT PRONOUN

OBJECT PRONOUN

POSSESSIVE PRONOUN

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE

SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNSSUBJECT PRONOUNOBJECT PRONOUN

ITIT

SHEHER

HEHIM

THEYTHEM

WEUS

YOUYOU

IME

A. KATE IS MARRIED. SHE HAS TWO CHILDREN.

B. KATE IS MY FRIEND. I KNOW HER VERY WELL

SUBJECT

OBJECT

EXERCISE1. Nick ate dinner with (I, me)2. (I, me) had dinner with Nick last time3. Betsy and (I, me) had dinner with nick last time4. Please take this food and give (it, them) to the cat5. My brother drove Emily and (I, me) to the store. He waited for (we,

us) in the car. (We, us) hurried.6. Please take these food scraps and give (it, them) to the cat7. A: I want to get tickets for soccer game B: You’d better get (it, them) right away. (It, they) (is, are) selling fast.8. Mss. Lee wrote a note on the paper. (She, her) wanted to talk to

(me, I) after class9. Between you and (me, I) think Ivan made a bad decision to quit his

job. (He, him) and (I, me) see things differently 10.Tom borrowed my books. (He / Him) returned (it / them) yesterday

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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVE

POSSESSIVE PRONOUN AND ADJECTIVE SHOW POSSESSION (KEPEMILIKAN)

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVESa) I have my penb) You have your penc) She has her pend) He has his pene) We have our penf) They have their peng) I have a book. Its

cover is black

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNI have mineYou have yoursShe has hersHe has hisWe have oursThey have theirs_____________

EXERCISE

1. Alice called (her, hers) friend2. Tom wrote a letter to (his, he’s) mother3. Children have to obey (his, their) parents4. A: what kind of bird is that? B: (Its, It’s) a crow5. The bird cleaned (its, it’s) feather with (its, it’s) beak6. Julie fell off her bicycle and broke (hers, her ) arm.7. Paula had to drive my car to work. (Hers, Her) had a flat tire.8. Fruit should be a part of (your, yours) daily diet.9. Alice is a good friend of (me, mine)10.I met a friend of (your, yours) yesterday

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