Pronoun Use
Directions: Circle or underline the correct form of the pronoun.
1. Everyone, at some point, takes pride in (their, his or her) car.
2. Cars have (their, his or her) own personalities.
3. Each car has (their, its) own personality.
4. My neighbors have three cars in (its, their) driveway.
5. Teenagers especially love (his or her, their) cars.
6. Jerry and Sam put expensive sound systems in (his, their) cars.
7. Sally’s mother makes her wash (her, his or her) car every weekend.
8. Between Cindy and (I, me), Cindy has the nicer car.
9. That Toyota Camry is (her, hers).
10.The very old Geo in the parking lot is (my, mine).
11.Therefore, we usually take (their, her) car when we go out.
12.(Cindy and I, Cindy and me) plan to take her car to Florida for Spring
Break.
13.I’ll put the gas on my credit card; she’ll put the hotel on (her, hers).
14.Each college student at Spring Break gets in (their, his or her) own kind
of trouble.
15.Many students have had to call (his or her, their) parents from the police
station.