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Practice 1.1. Practice Using Personal Pronouns (Subject, Object) | (A-Level, Basic)

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Instructions

Based on this lesson, answer the questions in complete sentences using the correct subject or object pronouns. Parts of the complete answer are provided for context.

Example: Do the children eat vegetables?

Answer: Yes, they eat them every day.

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1. — Does Susan speak French?

 — Yes, very well.

Yes, she speaks it very well.

2. – Where is Texas?

 — in the South.

It is in the South.
It’s in the South.

Note. The contraction is used in informal language.

3. — Are these books expensive

 — No, not very expensive.

No, they are not very expensive.

4. — Do you see your parents very often?

 — Yes, every week.

Yes, I see them every week.

Yes, we see them every week.

5. — Why are Jack and Michael learning French?

 — because they are moving to France next year.

They are learning it because they are moving to France next year.

6. — When are the children going to buy ice cream?

 — right now.

They are going to buy it right now.

7. — Do you eat vegetables?

 — Yes, every day.

Yes, I eat them every day.

Yes, we eat them every day.

8. — When are you using these books?

 — next week.

I am using them next week.

We are using them next week.

9. When are you going to talk to Mrs. Smith?

 — tomorrow.

I am going to talk to her tomorrow.

We are going to talk to her tomorrow.

10. — When are we leaving?

 — at 7 in the morning.

We are leaving at 7 in the morning.

You are leaving at 7 in the morning.

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