Exercise pronouns
Understand the Problem
The question appears to be a request for exercises or information related to pronouns. This indicates a focus on grammar and language structure, specifically how pronouns function in sentences.
Answer
Use: they, he, she, me, him, who.
["___We scored as many goals as they.","___I am one year older than he.","___He is as good a student as she.","___Between you and me, he is a liar.","___Let him who can, save her from drowning.","___The boy who fell off his bicycle has hurt his leg."]
Answer for screen readers
["___We scored as many goals as they.","___I am one year older than he.","___He is as good a student as she.","___Between you and me, he is a liar.","___Let him who can, save her from drowning.","___The boy who fell off his bicycle has hurt his leg."]
More Information
Using the correct form of pronouns is crucial for grammatical accuracy. Pronouns need to match their antecedents in number and person, and the pronoun case must be suitable to its function in the sentence (subject, object, etc.).
Tips
A common mistake is confusing subject and object pronouns. Remember that subject pronouns are used for subjects of sentences, whereas object pronouns are used for objects.
Sources
- Grammar Practice Questions - Pronouns - hitbullseye.com
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