I think these books are… (me/my/mine)7 నవంబర్‌ తరువాయి

Personal Pronouns Exercise
5. I invited && .. (they / them / their) to ..& (me / my / mine) place.

6. I called &&&&&. (her / she) many times but &&&&&& (she / her / hers) didn’t respond.
7. That belongs to &&&&&&&&&.. (he / him / his)

8. They requested &&&&&&& to help them. (we / us / our)

9. It took &&&&&&&.. (me / my) quite some time to get used to working with &&&&&&&&& (he / him / his)

10. I think these books are &&&&&&&&.. (me / my / mine)

Answers
1. I was impressed with their perfor- mance.
2. I wondered where she had disappeared.
3. You have no right to enter my room.
4. She called me a liar.
5. I invited them to my place.
6. I called her many times but she didn’t respond.
7. That belongs to him.
8. They requested us to help them.
9. It took me quite some time to get used to working with him.
10. I think these books are mine.

Has vs. Have Worksheet
Fill in the blanks with has or have.
Use has when the subject is a singular noun or pronoun. Use have when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun.
1. Janet &&&&& black hair.
2. You &&&.. no patience.
3. &&&. you received the invite?
4. Where &&&&&&&&&& you been all this while?
5. She &&&&&&&&&&&. no idea what she is doing.
6. James &&&&&&&&&&no interest in politics.
7. All students &&&&&&&& to hand in their work before Friday.
8. The dog &&&&&&&&& had his breakfast.
9. The plants &&&&.. died for want of water.
10. The baby &&&&&&&&&asleep.
11. The letters &&&&&&&&. been posted.
12. The forecast &&&&&&&&warned of heavy rainfall.

Answers
1. Janet has black hair.
2. You have no patience.
3. Have you received the invite?
4. Where have you been all this while?
5. She has no idea what she is doing.
6. James has no interest in politics.
7. All students have to hand in their work before Friday.
8. The dog has had his breakfast.
9. The plants have died for want of water.
10. The baby has fallen asleep.
11. The letters have been posted.
12. The forecast has warned of heavy rainfall.

Underline the conjunctions
Conjunctions are words used to connect two words, phrases or clauses. Underline the conjun- ctions in the following sentences.
1. Give me something to drink or else I will die of thirst.
2. Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy.
3.I hear that you are going abroad.
4. My grandfather died before I was born.
5. I shall be upset if you do it.
6. You cannot go unless you have his permission.
7. He fled lest he should be killed.
8. I did not go because I had not been invited.
9.Water and oil do not mix.
10. He is richer than his brother.
11. We can travel by land or water.
12. He asked whether he might take a day off work.
13. We reached home before the storm came.

Answers
1. Give me something to drink or else I will die of thirst.
2. Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy.
3. I hear that you are going abroad.
4. My grandfather died before I was born.
5. I shall be upset if you do it.
6. You cannot go unless you have his permission.
7. He fled lest he should be killed.
8. I did not go because I had not been invited.
9. Water and oil do not mix.
10. He is richer than his brother.
11. We can travel by land or water.
12. He asked whether he might take a day off work.
13. We reached home before the storm came.