Fill in the blanks with distributive pronouns and transform sentences using possessive pronouns.

Here are the solutions to the grammar exercises.

F. Fill in the blanks with distributive pronouns

Distributive pronouns (like *each*, *every*, *either*, *neither*) refer to members of a group individually.

1. Each of the boys could dance.
*(Note: "Every" cannot be used directly before "of".)*
2. Each of the soldiers was brave.
3. Each of you carry these gift.
4. Each of the children got a gift from Santa Clause.
5. Either road will lead to the airport.
*(Note: We use "Either" because there are usually two choices for roads leading to a specific place, and it fits the singular noun "road".)*

G. Transform each sentence using possessive pronouns

Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) replace the phrase "possessive adjective + noun" to avoid repetition. The structure changes from "That is [adjective] [noun]" to "That [noun] is [pronoun]."

1. That book is hers.
2. This class is his.
3. This house is yours.
4. That school is mine.
5. That necklace is hers.
6. This bottle is mine.
7. Those shirts are mine.
8. Those girls are mine.
9. These cars are hers.

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Final Answer:

F. Fill in the blanks
1. Each
2. Each
3. Each
4. Each
5. Either

G. Transform sentences
1. That book is hers.
2. This class is his.
3. This house is yours.
4. That school is mine.
5. That necklace is hers.
6. This bottle is mine.
7. Those shirts are mine.
8. Those girls are mine.
9. These cars are hers.