(i) Phyllis is in her room because she likes to read her books on her bed.
Ans: (Third person) Phyllis is in her room because she likes to read her books on her bed.
(ii) Andy wants to visit his friend who lives in his neighborhood.
Ans: (Third person) Andy wants to visit his friend who lives in his neighborhood.
(iii) I cook dinner for my family almost every night because I really like creating meals for my family.
Ans: (First person) I cook dinner for my family almost every night because I really like creating meals for my family.
(iv) We are hoping to go to our grandma’s house this summer.
Ans: (First person) We are hoping to go to our grandma’s house this summer.
(v) My sister and I are buying ourselves a new car that we can share.
Ans: (First person) My sister and I are buying ourselves a new car that we can share.
(vi) Kevin will share his pizza with his friends.
Ans: (Third person) Kevin will share his pizza with his friends
(vii) Sam’s sister is driving her car to her friend’s house after school.
Ans: (Third person) Sam’s sister is driving her car to her friend’s house after school.
(viii) My brother and I went to our house to make dinner for our parents.
Ans: (First person) My brother and I went to our house to make dinner for our parents.
(ix) Paul and Martha wanted to get a dog for their little girl.
Ans: (Third person) Paul and Martha wanted to get a dog for their little girl.
(x) After the game, the players talked to their coach and asked if they could all meet at the restaurant for a team dinner
Ans: (Third person) After the game, the players talked to their coach and asked if they could all meet at the restaurant for a team dinner.
Possessive pronouns
its, mine, their, her, ours
(i) The dog was busy eating ___ bone.
Ans: its
(ii) The little girl couldn’t find ____ favorite baby doll.
Ans: her
(iii) My parents love to visit ____ friends who live in Mexico.
Ans: their
(iv) These cookies? They are all ______.
Ans: mine
Relative pronouns
who, which, that, whoever, whichever
(i) ____ went to France and will give the report on Paris.
Ans: whoever
(ii) I saw the lady ____ lives in the house on the corner.
Ans: who
(iii) These little dogs ate the bones ____ were buried in the yard.
Ans: that
(iv) I didn’t know ____ restaurant to choose.
Ans: which
Indefinite pronouns
all, any, each, some, several
(i) I cannot believe I ate ____ of the pizza.
Ans: all
(ii) ____ student needs to bring one box of tissues to donate.
Ans: Each
(iii) Did you find ____ of the answers to the homework?
Ans: any
(iv) I was only able to find ___ of them.
Ans: some
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