Sushovan Pal

A. Complete these sentences with suitable personal pronouns. ‘Do you know any good South Indian restaurant nearby?’ I asked Deepti. Mayank and his friends were in the playground. I saw them playing cricket. ‘I can lend you this book if you promise to return it by next week,’ Razi said. It was a hot afternoon in June. There was hardly anyone in the streets. ‘Will you come with me to the post office?’ Neetu said. ‘Will you come with me to the post office?’ Neetu said. Tulika lives next to my house. I often play with her after school. We were leaving the classroom when the teacher called us . B. Fill in the blanks with suitable reflexive or emphatic pronouns. Write R for reflexive and E for emphatic pronouns. Smith repaired his bicycle himself . ( R ) Jimmy bought himself a guitar. ( R ) I myself went to the airport to pick him up. ( E ) James himself made all the arrangements. ( E ) Do it yourself if you can’t trust others to do it well. ( R ) They were p...

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