Practice 2. Personal Pronouns (Reciprocal Case) | (A-Level, Basic)
Instructions
Based on this lesson, use the words in parentheses to write one sentence to answer each question.
Example Item: Who are Peter and Mary looking at? (each other)
Your Answer: They are looking at each other.
When you are finished, click “Answer.”
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1. Who is talking to Patrick and Janice? (each other)
They are talking to each other.
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2. Who is helping all the students? (one another)
They are helping one another.
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3. Who is brushing Nancy’s and Maria’s hair? (each other’s)
They are brushing each other’s hair.
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4. Who supports your friends and you? (one another)
We support one another.
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5. Who will meet your friends at the party? (each other)
They will meet each other at the party.
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6. Who will give presents to you and your brothers? (one another)
We will give presents to one another.
We will give one another presents.
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7. Who will discuss their ideas? (each other’s)
They will discuss each other’s ideas.
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8. Who understands you very well? (we / each other)
We understand each other very well.
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9. Who is going to introduce you at the meeting? (myself)
I am going to introduce myself at the meeting.
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10. Who is going to buy them presents? (each other)
They are going to buy each other presents.
They are going to buy presents for each other.
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11. Who will drive you to work? (myself)
I will drive myself to work.
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12. Who cooks dinner for you? (we / each other)
We cook dinner for each other.
We cook each other dinner.
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Congratulations on completing the whole exercise!
More Practice?
Practice 1. Fill in the blanks with reflexive pronouns.
Practice 2. Answer questions using reflexive pronouns.