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    The document provides a series of examples involving possessive pronouns like "me", "my", "mine", and "myself". It then asks which example demonstrates a particular characteristic. The examples show using possessive pronouns to indicate possession, avoid repetition, suffer the consequences of one's own actions, or perform and experience an action. The correct answer is identified - example 3 suffers the consequences of an action, and example 4 both performs and suffers an action through the use of the pronoun "myself".

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    The document provides a series of examples involving possessive pronouns like "me", "my", "mine", and "myself". It then asks which example demonstrates a particular characteristic. The examples show using possessive pronouns to indicate possession, avoid repetition, suffer the consequences of one's own actions, or perform and experience an action. The correct answer is identified - example 3 suffers the consequences of an action, and example 4 both performs and suffers an action through the use of the pronoun "myself".

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    Me, My, Myself

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    The document provides a series of examples involving possessive pronouns like "me", "my", "mine", and "myself". It then asks which example demonstrates a particular characteristic. The examples show using possessive pronouns to indicate possession, avoid repetition, suffer the consequences of one's own actions, or perform and experience an action. The correct answer is identified - example 3 suffers the consequences of an action, and example 4 both performs and suffers an action through the use of the pronoun "myself".

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    ME, MY,

    MINE,
    MYSELF
    ME, MY,
    MINE,
    MYSELF
    1. Can you bring me some food, please?

    2. My house is gray.

    3. That’s your book. Where is mine?

    4. ‘What happened?’ ‘I cut myself with a


    knife’
    Which one...?
    1. Can you bring me some food, ( ) Possession;
    please?

    ( ) No repetition;
    2. My house is gray.

    3. That’s your book. Where is


    ( ) Suffer the consequences of the
    mine? action;

    4. ‘What happened?’ ‘I cut ( ) Performs and suffers the action


    myself with a knife’
    Which one...?
    1. Can you bring me some food, (2) Possession;
    please?

    (3) No repetition;
    2. My house is gray.

    3. That’s your book. Where is


    (1) Suffer the consequences of the
    mine? action;

    4. ‘What happened?’ ‘I cut ( 4) Performs and suffers the


    myself with a knife’ action
    Can you bring me some food,
    please?
    My house is gray.
    That’s your book. Where is
    mine?
    ‘What happened?’ ‘I cut myself with
    a knife’
    'Which is your house. The white or the blue
    one?' '______ house is the white one.'
    'Last night Joe told _____ that he has a new
    job.'
    '______ new job is very hard.'
    'I hurt _________ climbing the walls.'
    'Hey, don't touch it! The mobile is
    _________.'
    'Your car is very fast, _______car is not.'
    'Your car is very fast, _______ is not.'

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