Exercises A2 : use Pronouns in English (answers)

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)