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The document contains two exercises about personal pronouns in Spanish. The first exercise asks students to complete 10 multiple choice questions by choosing the correct personal pronoun for each sentence. The second exercise contains 4 multiple choice questions about pronouns from a pronoun table. The exercises are meant to help students practice and learn personal pronouns.
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- 2. Q5. of 10: These seats are their theirs them they their Q6. of 10: Whose bike is it? It is sarah”s Sarah she Sarah's of Sarah Q7. of 10: I like this book. this those these -- Q8. of 10: those seats are ours. That This -- Those Q9. of 10: Did you paint the house? Yes, we painted the house ourselves yourselves ourselves ourself
- 3. itself Q10. of 10: Alice and Paul see each other everyday. themselves themself yourselves each other 2.- Pronombres (Pronouns) Lección gramática: Pronouns Table Completa las siguientes cuestiones y haz clic en el botón -Corregir Ejercicio- para obtener la corrección de este ejercicio. Q1. of 4: Can you see us? us? we? our? Q2. of 4: The dress is hers her of she hers Q3. of 4: Did you paint the house yourselves you? yourselves? youselve?
- 4. Q4. of 4: Give it to her her she hers