Pronoun Practice

The old woman lived alone, with ---- to look after ----.

• someone / her

• anyone / herself

• everyone / she

• no one / her

• anyone / she's

Our dog is of a very good breed as ---- is the offspring of two very champion dogs and inherited ---- features.

• this / its

• he / them

• she / theirs

• that / his

• it / their

They decided to buy the house because ---- location would allow ---- to get to work very easily.

• theirs / them

• it / themselves

• its / them

• they / us

• its / their

As ---- cuts it as well as he does, I always have my hair cut at Johnson's.

• anyone

• someone else's

• no one else

• everyone

• nobody's

The solicitor wrote a letter to Ann and ---- in which he asked us if we could settle the matter between ----.

• I / us

• me / us

• myself / ours

• mine / our

• me / we
  

As for ----, I prefer to let people make up ---- minds.

• myself / each other's

• I / his own

• mine / one another's

• me / their own

• my / theirs

Some of these clothes are ----, and the rest of ---- belong to Zack.

• yours / it

• my / them

• hers / their

• me / they
  

• mine / them

A baby learns the meaning of words as ---- are spoken by others and later uses ---- in sentences.

• their / they

• they / them

• they / themselves

• it / them

• they / it

. ---- two rings here on my little finger belonged to ---- grandmother.

• These / my

• That / mine

• Those / me

• The / myself

• This / my

The old woman lived alone, with ---- to look after ----.

• someone / her

• anyone / herself

• everyone / she

• no one / her

• anyone / she's