Practice 2. Impersonal Pronouns You and They | (A-Level, Basic)
Instructions
Based on this lesson, fill in each blank with the correct impersonal pronoun: you, your, they, them, their, and so on. Do not use the impersonal pronoun “one.”
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You should never post your personal information to your social media accounts.
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They are building a new supermarket there.
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They consider dogs and cats part of the family in the United States.
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You must email your application by December 10.
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According to their website, they do not serve alcohol in that restaurant.
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They believe they will be able to send people to the Moon in 30 years. However, you must be in very good physical condition if you want to be an astronaut.
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To be healthy, you must exercise regularly.
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They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but they also say you must eat healthy food for all your meals.
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More Practice?
Practice 1. Fill in the blanks with impersonal pronouns “you” and “they.”
Practice 2. Fill in the blanks with impersonal pronouns “you” and “they.” (this page)
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