Practice 1. Personal Pronouns (Reciprocal Case) | (A-Level, Basic)
Instructions
Based on this lesson, write one sentence for each item using the correct personal pronoun. One or more items may have multiple correct answers.
Example Item: Peter is looking at John, and John is looking at Peter.
Your Sentence: They are looking at each other.
When you are finished, click “Answer.”
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1. Peter enjoys John’s company, and John enjoys Peter’s company.
They enjoy each other’s company.
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2. Do I understand you, and do you understand me?
Do we understand each other?
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3. Nancy likes to talk about Nancy a lot.
She likes to talk about herself a lot.
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4. Carla works with John and me.
She works with us.
We work with one another.
We work with each other.
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5. Does Lisa disagree with you, and do you disagree with Lisa?
Do you agree with each other?
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6. Beth and Pedro do not understand the problem.
They do not understand it.
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7. The children are enjoying the children.
(idiomatic expression)
The children are enjoying themselves.
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8. Peter is buying the car for Peter.
Peter is buying it for himself.
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9. Maria is kissing Joseph, and Joseph is kissing Maria.
They are kissing each other.
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10. The dog sees the dog in the mirror.
It sees itself in the mirror.
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11. Nancy is brushing Layla's hair, and Layla is brushing Nancy’s hair.
They are brushing each other’s hair.
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12. Carlos hates Paul, and Paul hates Carlos.
They hate each other.
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Congratulations on completing the whole exercise!
More Practice?
Practice 1. Fill in the blanks with reflexive pronouns. (this page)
Practice 2. Answer questions using reflexive pronouns.