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EXTRA EXERCISES Chapter
1. Complete the following sentences with: 
MYSELF, YOURSELF, HIMSELF, HERSELF, ITSELF, OURSELVES, or THEMSELVES:
E.g.: He was the only one responsible for that. He caused that to himself.
 I don’t want to be all by myself.
a) Be careful! That plate is very hot. Don’t burn ___________________________________ .
b) I’m not angry with you. I’m angry with ___________________________________ .
c) They only think about ___________________________________ .
d) When people are alone, they always talk to ___________________________________ .
e) I’d like to know about you. Tell me about ___________________________________ .
f) A cat cleans ___________________________________ with its tongue.
g) Jack and I always enjoy ___________________________________ .
h) She never buys anything for ___________________________________ .
2. Number the following sentences from 1 to 7 to make a dialogue (the fi rst one is done for you): 
NANCY
( ) Because it’s good for you.
( ) Vitamin C protects you against infection and fi ber helps your digestive system.
( 1 ) You need to eat broccoli, Melanie.
( ) Because it contains vitamin C and fi ber.
MELANIE
( ) What do they do?
( ) But I hate broccoli. Why do I have to eat it?
( ) Why is it good for me?
 
3. Fill in the blanks with I, ME, WE, US, YOU, HE, HIM, SHE, HER, THEY, or THEM, like the fi rst one:
a) I want to see him, but he doesn’t want to see me.
b) They want to see me, but __________________ don’t want to see __________________.
c) We want to see them, but __________________ don’t want to see __________________.
d) She wants to see him, but __________________ doesn’t want to see __________________.
e) They want to see her, but __________________ doesn’t want to see __________________.
f) I want to see them, but __________________ don’t want to see __________________.
g) He wants to see us, but __________________ don’t want to see __________________.
h) You want to see her, but __________________ doesn’t want to see __________________.
E.g.: He was the only one responsible for that. He caused that to himself.
 I don’t want to be all by myselfmyself.
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a) I want to see him, but he doesn’t want to see me.
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4. Write the numbers below in full like the example shows:
E.g.: 3,789 / Three thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine
a) 463 / ________________________________________________________________________________________
b) 297 / ________________________________________________________________________________________
c) 5,711 / _______________________________________________________________________________________
d) 9,174 / ______________________________________________________________________________________
e) 5,645 / ______________________________________________________________________________________
5. Fill in the blanks using ME, HIM, HER, IT, US, YOU, THEM.
E.g.: Are you going to invite Melinda? I don’t really like her.
a) Do you know that man? Yes, I work with _______________.
b) I’m talking to you. Please listen to _______________.
c) These photographs are nice. Do you want to look at _______________?
d) I like that camera. I’m going to buy _______________.
e) Where are the tickets? I can’t fi nd _______________.
f) We’re going out. You can come with _______________.
g) I don’t like dogs. I’m afraid of _______________.
h) Where is she? I want to talk to _______________.
i) Those apples are bad. Don’t eat _______________.
6. Use ME, YOU, HIM, HER, IT, US, THEM to rewrite the sentences below:
E.g.: I want those books.
 I want them.
a) Of course our parents love you and me.
______________________________________________________________________
b) I need Lucy here.
______________________________________________________________________
c) Can you please take our son to school?
______________________________________________________________________
d) Bring your laptop to school tomorrow.
______________________________________________________________________
e) Give the keys to Peter.
______________________________________________________________________
E.g.: I want those books.
 I want them.
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E.g.: 3,789 / Three thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine
E.g.: Are you going to invite Melinda? I don’t really like her.
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f) The dog saved the girl.
______________________________________________________________________
g) Catch the ball!
______________________________________________________________________
h) Please let me and the other passengers know when you have another flight.
______________________________________________________________________
i) You should talk to your wife to solve your problems.
______________________________________________________________________
j) Mr. Peterson will meet Harrison and Mark after lunch.
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1. 
a) Be careful! That plate is very hot. Don’t burn yourself.
b) I’m not angry with you. I’m angry with myself.
c) They only think about themselves.
d) When people are alone, they always talk to 
themselves.
e) I’d like to know about you. Tell me about yourselves.
f) A cat cleans itself with its tongue.
g) Jack and I always enjoy ourselves.
h) She never buys anything for herself.
2. 
NANCY
( 3 ) Because it’s good for you.
( 7 ) Vitamin C protects you against infection and fi ber 
helps your digestive system.
( 1 ) You need to eat broccoli, Melanie.
( 5 ) Because it contains vitamin C and fi ber.
MELANIE
( 6 ) What do they do?
( 2 ) But I hate broccoli. Why do I have to eat it?
( 4 ) Why is it good for me?
3. 
a) I want to see him, but he doesn’t want to see me.
b) They want to see me, but I don’t want to see them
c) We want to see them, but they don’t want to see us
d) She wants to see him, but he doesn’t want to see her.
e) They want to see her, but she doesn’t want to see 
them.
f) I want to see them, but they don’t want to see me.
g) He wants to see us, but we don’t want to see him.
h) You want to see her, but she doesn’t want to see you.
4. 
a) 463: four hundred and sixty three.
b) 297: two hundred and ninety seven.
c) 5,711: fi ve thousand seven hundred and eleven.
d) 9,174: nine thousand one hundred and seventy four. 
e) 5,645: fi ve thousand six hundred and forty fi ve. 
5. 
a) Do you know that man? Yes, I work with him.
b) I’m talking to you. Please listen to me.
c) These photographs are nice. Do you want to look at 
them?
d) I like that camera. I’m going to buy it.
e) Where are the tickets? I can’t fi nd them.
f) We’re going out. You can come with us.
g) I don’t like dogs. I’m afraid of them.
h) Where is she? I want to talk to her.
i) Those apples are bad. Don’t eat them.
6. 
a) Of course our parents love us.
b) I need her here.
c) Can you please take him to school?
d) Bring it to school tomorrow. 
e) Give them to Peter.
f) The dog saved her.
g) Catch it!
h) Please let us know when you have another fl ight.
i) You should talk to her to solve your problems.
j) Mr. Peterson will meet them after lunch.
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