Вопрос пользователя:
Выберите правильную форму местоимения.
Example: Tell him not to forget (his, his) ticket; she mustn’t forget (her, hers) either. – Tell him not to
forget his ticket; she mustn’t forget hers either.
l. Tell him not to forget (his, his) ticket; she mustn’t forget (her, hers) either. 2. I’m afraid I’ve lost (my, mine) pen. Can you lend me (your, yours). 3. Lend them (your, yours) dictionary. They have left (their, theirs) at home. 4. My bag is heavier than (your, yours). 5. We’ve taken our dictionaries. Has she taken (her, hers)? 6. Those seats are not (our, ours). 7. Would you like to see some of (her, hers) latest -works? 8. She hasn’t read (your, yours) poems yet. 9. If this book is neither (her, hers) nor (his, his), it is probably (my, mine). 10. (Their, theirs) knowledge of the subject is not much better than (our, ours). 11. I’m afraid they will use (your, yours) words against (her, hers). 12. All (our, ours) clothes were very dirty, and (my, mine) especially so. 13. I don’t know which things are (your, yours) and which are (our, ours). 14. (Their, theirs) boat was faster than (our, ours). 16. This is (your, yours) notebook, and that is (his, his). But where is (my, mine)? 17. Whose poems did you like more: (her, hers) or that young poet? 18. His composition is
much more interesting than (your, yours) or (my, mine). 19. She told me about (her, hers) business trip yesterday. 20. I’ll read you (my, mine) composition and you’ll readme (your, yours). 21. His brother and
(my, mine) worked in St. Petersburg last year.
Илюха отвечает:
l. Tell him not to forget his ticket; she mustn’t forget hers either.
2. I’m afraid I’ve lost my pen. Can you lend me yours.
3. Lend them your dictionary. They have left theirs at home.
4. My bag is heavier than yours.
5. We’ve taken our dictionaries. Has she taken hers?
6. Those seats are not ours.
7. Would you like to see some of her latest works?
8. She hasn’t read your poems yet.
9. If this book is neither hers nor his, it is probably mine.
10. Their knowledge of the subject is not much better than ours.
11. I’m afraid they will use your words against her.
12. All our clothes were very dirty, and mine especially so.
13. I don’t know which things are yours and which are ours.
14. Their boat was faster than ours.
16. This is your notebook, and that is his. But where is mine?
17. Whose poems did you like more: hers or that young poet?
18. His composition is much more interesting than yours or mine.
19. She told me about her business trip yesterday.
20. I’ll read you my composition and you’ll read me yours.
21. His brother and mine worked in St. Petersburg last year.