Question

Imagine that Ravi is your friend and that you are relating something about

him to an acquaintance. Choose the correct personal pronoun from the one

given in brackets to complete what you have to say about Ravi:

Ravi and I have been buddies for ages. Now ____(I/my/me) am a Professor

at Chemistry at Guru Nanak College and _______(he/his/him) is a Professor

of Chemistry at Vivekananda College. _____(We/ us) met two decades ago.

Our families also became friends. ____(he/his/him) father and my father

were colleagues at the Southern Railway office. ____(We/us) lived in the

Railway Quarters and so did _____(they/their/them). When

______(they/their/them) bought ______(they/their/them) own house, they

moved out of the quarters. A few years later ______(we/us) bought our

own house and went to live there. ____(Our/we/us) friendship didn’t fade.

Both of ______(we/us) joined the same college and the same course as

well! I used to share my class notes with _____(him/he) when he couldn’t

make it to college. He also shared ______(he/his/him) with me, whenever

required. We studied together, but did_____(our/we/us) projects

independently. He got the first prize for ____(he/his/him) and I got the

second prize for ______(me/mine). When Ravi congratulated me, he said,

“I like _____(you/your) project. ____(it/its) awesome.” I replied, “I think

______(you/yours) is the best. You deserve the first prize.”​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. I
2. he
3. we
4. his
5. we
6. they
7. they
8. their
9. we
10. our
11. us
12. him
13. his
14. our
15. his
16. mine
17. your , it's
18. yours

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Answer 2

I, he, we, his, we, they, their, we, our, us, him, his, our, his, mine, your, yours are the required personal pronouns respectively.

Explanation:

Ravi and I have been buddies for ages. Now I am a Professor at Chemistry at Guru Nanak College and he is a Professor of Chemistry at Vivekananda College. We met two decades ago. Our families also became friends. His father and my father were colleagues at the Southern Railway office. We lived in the Railway Quarters and so did they. When they bought their own house, they moved out of the quarters. A few years later we bought our own house and went to live there. Our friendship didn’t fade. Both of us joined the same college and the same course as well! I used to share my class notes with him when he couldn’t make it to college. He also shared his with me, whenever required. We studied together, but did our projects independently. He got the first prize for his and I got the second prize for mine. When Ravi congratulated me, he said, “I like your project. It's awesome.” I replied, “I think yours is the best. You deserve the first prize.”​