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    This document provides examples to distinguish between possessive adjectives and pronouns as well as subject and object pronouns. For each example, the reader is asked to identify whether the usage is correct or incorrect. The examples cover common possessive scenarios involving singular and plural nouns as well as situations that illustrate the difference between subject and object pronouns. The purpose is to help the reader understand when to use possessive versus subjective/objective forms.

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    This document provides examples to distinguish between possessive adjectives and pronouns as well as subject and object pronouns. For each example, the reader is asked to identify whether the usage is correct or incorrect. The examples cover common possessive scenarios involving singular and plural nouns as well as situations that illustrate the difference between subject and object pronouns. The purpose is to help the reader understand when to use possessive versus subjective/objective forms.

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    DISTINGUISH POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS

    1. If she borrows your coat, then you should be able to borrow her.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    2. Each pot and pan in her kitchen has its own place on the shelf.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    3. Mary and Mark invited theirs parents to see their new apartment.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    4. When my roommate paid her half of the rent, I paid mine.


    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    5. All students need to bring theirs own pencils and answer sheets to the exam.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    6. All her secretaries are working late tonight to finish her report.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    7. The horse trotting around the track won its race a few minutes ago.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    8. Before the report is finalized, the information in their notes and our must be proofed.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    9. She worked all day cooking food and making decorations for her son's birthday party
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    10. The weather in the mountains this weekend will be extremely cold, so please take yours
    heavy jackets.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT
    DISTINGUISH SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS

    1. The worst problem with it is that he cannot afford it


    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    2. saw Steve and I at the movies last night after class.


    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    3. you would like to go to the seminar with they and their friends.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    4. The mother took her son to the doctor's office because he was feeling sick.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    5. I did not know that you and her were working together on the project.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    6. She did not buy the sweater because it had a small hole in it
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    7. The man leading the seminar gave me all the information I needed to make a decision.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    8. cords connecting the computer to its printer need to be replaced before them wear down.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    9. He is going to the party with you and me if you do not mind.


    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

    10. You and her ought to return the books to the library because they are already overdue.
    o CORRECT
    o INCORRECT

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