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Downloadable worksheets: PERSONAL PRONOUNS (SUBJECT-OBJECT) POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 7175   Object Pronouns Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Downloads: 3820   POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES / POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Downloads: 2773   MY SUPER BOOKMARKS PART 2! - FUNNY VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR BOOKMARKS FOR YOUNG LEARNERS ( to be, to have; months of the year, irregular plurals,personal and possessive pronouns, farm animals) EDITABLE WITH B&W VIRSION!!! Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Downloads: 2690   PERSONAL PRONOUNS Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Downloads: 2509   Reflexive Pronouns Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Downloads: 2506

PRONOUNS   I MY MINE ME YOU YOUR YOURS YOU HE HIS HIS HIM SHE HER HERS HER IT ITS --- IT WE OUR OURS US YOU YOUR YOURS YOU THEY THEIR THEIRS THEM   CHOOSE THE RIGHT OPTION.   This is minememyI jacket, but these shoes are not memyImine   Imymineme can't do my Maths homework. Could you help myImineme   Where's mum? I want to talk to hershershe   usourweours are going for a walk in the park. Do you want to come with wethemushimme?   No, that's not hishehim ball. It's ouroursuswe   Joe's cat is very cute. It'sItIts got a black body and it'sitits ears and paws are white.   This bat can't be mymemineI. MineMyIMe bat is in my room.                                       Look, there she is! Do you feel like dancing with shehersherhehim?          FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH: ME-YOU-HIM-HER-IT-US-THEM   Where's my bike? I can't find .   Where's Nora? I've got a book for .   My best friend is Charles. I like  a lot.   Give me my cassettes. I want  back.   Our teacher is nice. She doesn't give  a lot of homework.   Jimmie can't put the tins on the shelf. Can you help ?   Simon, here's some orange juice for .   Where are Pam and Rick? I've got a letter for .   Where are my glasses? I need .   I've got a brother. Everybody calls  "Richie".   Don't call  Rich! I don't like it.     FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE MISSING PRONOUNS.   I want to buy a present for . (Wendy)  It's  (Wendy's) birthday, today.  (Wendy) is having a party on Saturday.     I gave  (Bob) a comic.   I eat  (baked beans) every day.                                                      What can I give  (the children) to drink?   I want to fry  (the sausages) for dinner.                                                   I invited  (Caroline) to my party.   They are watching tv with . (uncle George)   What is  (this word) in English?   There's a rainbow in the sky. Can you see ? (the rainbow)   Feed   (the fish) and give some water to  (the guinea pig)     LOOK AT THE EXAMPLE AND REWRITE THE SENTENCES. USE: MINE_YOURS_HIS_HER_OURS_THEIRS   EXAMPLE:                      This is my bike.    This bike is mine.   This is my dad's car.       These are Judy's CDs.              These are Patrick's toys.   This is Sam and Susan's house.   This is our garden.   This is your umbrella.   This is not my bag.