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Jump Up TOEIC: RC Unit 2 Pronouns *Please log in to www. SOCRATIVE. com

오빠만세 !

their / they’reyour / you’re he / he’s / his she / she’s / ??? Common Korean mistakes shis her 

Page 173, #2: _____ clients will visit us tomorrow. (A) We(B) Our Possessive Pronoun  (**Possessive Pronouns = adjectives)

I + myself; you + yourself, etc. He + him? He+himself? 오빠만세 ! =--self ALL BY MYSELF!

Page 175, #1: Ms. Kim introduced _____ at the meeting. (A) she(B) herself Page 175, #3: We moved the office equipment by _____. (A) our own(B) ourselves--self   **on our own

Noun/Verb AGREEMENT: Page 177 #2: _____ contain very delicate items. (A) That(B)Those Page 179 #3: Some employees like more vacation, but _____ prefer more money. (A) others(B) another This/That These/Those  

Page 182 Quiz (www. SOCRATIVE.com) Page 182 #1 The accounting manager helped new employees achieve _____ goals. (A) them(B) they (C) their(D) theirs Page 182 #2 Accountants and other finance _____ are busy before the due date for the tax return. (A) professions(B) professionals (C) professionalism(D) professionally Page 182 #7 Mr. Lee is working far from _____ house and has to get up early. (A) he(B) his (C) him(D) himself Pronoun questions