Pronouns

It's not their deckchair. It's ___! Don't you recognise it?

• our

• ours

• us

• ourselves

Which sentence is correct, A or B?

A: Those plastic cakes look good enough to eat them.

B: Those plastic cakes look good enough to eat.

• A

• B

Which sentence is correct, A or B?

A: The ski instructor didn't actually ski any better than I.

B: The ski instructor didn't actually ski any better than me.

• A

• B

Don't tell anyone else about the surprise party. It's between you and ___.

• I

• me

After John had been in captivity for three years, he and his wife had a lot to tell to___.

• each other

• themselves

Which sentence is correct, A or B?

A: 'Who's that over there?' He's John Cook.'

B: Who's that over there?' It's John Cook.'

• A

• B

Why don't ___ go away for the weekend?

• I and you

• you and I

We got out of the water and dried ___.

• us

• ourselves

Which sentence is correct, A or B?

A: She took her dog with herself.

B: She took her dog with her.

• A

• B

Which sentence is correct, A or B?

A: Do you shave yourself on Sundays?

B: Do you shave on Sundays?

• A

• B