Exercises A2 : use pronouns in English

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Pronouns in English [A2] — VocaVerb

These exercises help you practise English pronouns at A2 level, just as covered in the course. Replace nouns confidently and make your English sound more natural!

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Exercice 1 — Fill in the Blanks: Subject and Object Pronouns

Complete each sentence with the correct pronoun (subject or object). Write the full sentence in your answer.

  1. Maria is my neighbour. ___ is very kind. (subject pronoun for Maria)
  2. I called Tom yesterday, but I didn't see ___. (object pronoun for Tom)
  3. My friends are at the park. Do you want to join ___? (object pronoun for my friends)
  4. The book is on the table. Can you give ___ to me, please? (object pronoun for the book)
Correction

  1. She is very kind.
  2. I called Tom yesterday, but I didn't see him.
  3. My friends are at the park. Do you want to join them?
  4. The book is on the table. Can you give it to me, please?

Exercice 2 — Spot and Correct the Pronoun Mistakes

Each sentence contains one pronoun error. Identify the mistake and rewrite the full sentence correctly.

  1. This bag is not mine — it's her. She bought it last week.
  2. Me and my brother went to the cinema yesterday.
  3. The teacher gave we a lot of homework on Friday.
  4. Those shoes are theirs — I can see their names on it.
Correction

  1. This bag is not mine — it's hers. She bought it last week.
  2. My brother and I went to the cinema yesterday.
  3. The teacher gave us a lot of homework on Friday.
  4. Those shoes are theirs — I can see their names on them.

Exercice 3 — Choose the Correct Pronoun

Choose the correct pronoun to complete each sentence. Then write the full correct sentence.

  1. Sarah and Paul are late. ___ missed the bus. (A) They (B) Them (C) Their
  2. That red car belongs to my parents. It is ___. (A) their (B) theirs (C) them
  3. Can you help ___? I don't understand the exercise. (A) I (B) my (C) me
  4. This is not your umbrella — it's ___. I bought it yesterday. (A) my (B) mine (C) me
Correction

  1. They missed the bus. (A — subject pronoun for Sarah and Paul)
  2. That red car belongs to my parents. It is theirs. (B — possessive pronoun)
  3. Can you help me? I don't understand the exercise. (C — object pronoun)
  4. This is not your umbrella — it's mine. I bought it yesterday. (B — possessive pronoun)

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