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Insert the right form of the Possessive Pronoun in the places where a
Personal Pronoun is enclosed in brackets. Correct also any errors which you
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That manner of ( you ) is not as
good a it should be. |
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( MY ) shoes are not so new as (
you ) or ( he ). |
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His cow gives much more milk than (
I ) or ( you ). |
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What he calls his property is not
really ( he ). |
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That car is not ( I ) but ( he ). |
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The poet prefers his own poem to (
you ) or ( she ). |
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My height is not the same as ( you
); you are the taller. |
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The hat which you wear is larger
than ( I ) or ( she ). |
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That box is ( he ), not ( you ); so
leave it where it was. |
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I wish I had seen that letter of (
you ) before I posted ( I ). |
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That house is ( they ), not ( we ). |
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Take what is ( you ) and leave what
is ( we ). |
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My house and 9 you ) were built on
precisely the same place. |
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That house of ( they ) is very
handsomely furnished. |
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Answers |
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That manner of
yours is not as good a it
should be. |
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My
shoes are not so new as yours
or his. |
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3. |
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His cow gives much more milk than
mine or
yours. |
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What he calls his property is not
really his. |
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That car is not
mine but
his. |
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The poet prefers his own poem to
yours or
hers. |
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My height is not the same as
yours; you are the taller. |
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The hat which you wear is larger
than mine or
hers. |
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That box is
his, not yours;
so leave it where it was. |
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I wish I had seen that letter of
yours before I posted
mine. |
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That house is
theirs, not ours. |
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Take what is
yours and leave what is
ours. |
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My house and
yours were built on precisely the same place. |
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That house of
theirs is very handsomely furnished. |
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