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Indicate the case for each of the following pronouns.  Some pronouns may have more than one case.
"mine"

• nominative
• objective
• possessive
• possessive and nominative

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Margaret .... tennis at the moment.

• plays
• are playing
  
• is playing
  
• play

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The accident victim began to quickly loose consciousness on the highway.

• change loose to lose

• change loose to loos

• change loose to luse

• No change is needed

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Ali and Abu ______(cycle) to school every morning.

• are cycling
• is cycle

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Iqram ____ brushing his teeth.

• is
• are

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I _____ eat my dinner last night. My stomach hurt.

• CAN

• COULDN'T

• DON'T HAVE TO

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Tina's got a great schoolbag. __________ schoolbag is black and white.

• Her

• His

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The cats _______________________ at the end of the corridor.

• was fighting

• is fighting

• were fighting

• are fighting

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Select the correct use of a possessive noun for the phrase below.

the books that belong to the girl

• girl's books

• girls' books

• girls books

• girls book's

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a contraction from the words it and is

• its

• it's

• its'

• its's

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