Object and Adjective Pronouns (continuing)

Object and Adjective Pronouns

I read a new romance this week.

He bought a new car last week.

You spend much time watching television.

She loves hanging out with her friends.

It is a very beautiful house.

We go to the beach after lunch.

You love to travel by train.

They forgot the phone at home.

You told Jerry that his score was among the best.

She lost weight by cutting out junk food.

They drank water from a spring that ran right out of the mountainside.

I love my parents.

I gave you a new shoe

I live with two friends.

Mary is a famous scientist. She wrote many books about physics.

The beautiful yellow flower was finally sold.

An umbrella can be very useful.

Pipoca is my cat.

This idea isn’t a new one, but it called my attention.

They talked a lot about the environment.

Today I decided to change my life.

Paul reads a magazine.

Martha bought a cake to me and to you.

Adjective Pronouns

"Is that your dog?" "Yes, it’s mine."

It is my coat.

My book is on the table.

Are these your sunglasses?

Her husband is a musician.

That’s not his bag.

What is its name?

These aren’t our suitcases.

They are their children.

Examples:

It's mine.

Which one is yours?

That's not hers.

That coat is his.

This is ours.

Is this room theirs?

Further practice

What is ____ telephone number?

"Is this your wallet?" "No, it's ____ ".

Do you have your keys? I can't find ____ .

We are buying ____ first house.

Which one is ____ ?

They are going to ____ house.