Subject Pronouns

1. [Ali] is a hard working student.
2. [Ali and I] live in the same street.
3. [Ali and Brahim] are brothers.
4. [The car] is very expensive.
5. [Aicha] has got a multicolour skirt.
6. [John and you] must buy new books.

Object Pronouns

1. They usually go with [Ali] to the cinema.
2. Badr is not welcome to go with [Ali and I] anywhere.
3. I meet [Susan] at the bus station every morning.
4. She has a sick dog. She often takes [the dog] to the vet.
5. The children are very silly. The mother always punishes [the children] .
6. She always gives [I] a candy.

Possessive Pronouns

1. This is Aicha's book, but that one is not [Aicha's] .
2. Brahim has got a new bike, too, but this one is not [Brahim's] .
3. Ali is an old friend of [my friend] .
4. Ali and Fatima have got twins, but these are not [their twins].
5. Go and look for your umbrella as this one is certainly not [your umbrella]. .
6. We live in a very big house as well, but this is not [our house]

Reflexive Pronouns

1. Don't worry, I can do this quiz by .
2. Latifa seems not to take care of .
3. They thought he is crazy because he talks to
4. You should always trust .
5. They are good, but they underestimate .
6. Do you believe that History repeats

Practice

1. Mr. Thomas is an old man. lives alone in a very big house in the country.    
2. His daughter Tania is a vet. works in the national zoo.    
3. She hurt while she was operating on a sick panda.    
4. Tania has got a cute little dog, but this one is not    
5. Tania and I lost our iPads. We found hers, but we still can't find .    
6. Tania's husband told me, "The meal is served, please help ".    
7. Mr. Thomas is nice. Tania and I had a good time with last weekend.    
8. Tania and her father are good friends. love each other very much.    
9. I sometimes spend the weekend with both of .    
10. Tania's baby cannot look after .