Заполните пропуски подходящими личными местоимениями 1) My uncle has a new car, but ... doesn’t drive ...
2) Anna has three sons. ... often goes skiing with ... in winter.
3) That’s ma notebook. I want to have ... back,please?
4) Sara’s teacher is Mr.Bond. ... likes ... very much.
5) Kate lives near her parents ... visits ... at weekends.
6) Tom buys a newspaper every morning and ... reads
... in the bus.
7) This is a photo of ... and my friends.
8) Mary and I finish our work at 5 p.m. Then ... have dinner in a pub.
9) Where is Jane? Have you seen ...?
10) Peter and I are going to the night club. Let’s go with ... .

1) My uncle has a new car, but he doesn’t drive it.
Explanation: The appropriate personal pronoun to fill in the first blank is "he" because we are referring to the subject "my uncle". The pronoun "it" is used in the second blank to refer back to the object "car".

2) Anna has three sons. She often goes skiing with them in winter.
Explanation: The personal pronoun "she" is used to replace the subject "Anna". The pronoun "them" is used to refer to the object "sons".

3) That’s my notebook. I want to have it back, please?
Explanation: The possessive pronoun "my" is used to indicate ownership of the notebook. The pronoun "it" is used to refer back to the object "notebook" that the speaker wants to have back.

4) Sara’s teacher is Mr. Bond. She likes him very much.
Explanation: The personal pronoun "She" is used to replace the subject "Sara". The pronoun "him" is used to refer to the object "Mr. Bond".

5) Kate lives near her parents. She visits them at weekends.
Explanation: The personal pronoun "She" is used to refer to the subject "Kate". The pronoun "them" is used to refer to the object "parents".

6) Tom buys a newspaper every morning and he reads it in the bus.
Explanation: The personal pronoun "he" is used to replace the subject "Tom". The pronoun "it" is used to refer back to the object "newspaper" that he reads in the bus.

7) This is a photo of me and my friends.
Explanation: The pronoun "me" is used as a personal pronoun in the sentence to refer to the speaker.

8) Mary and I finish our work at 5 p.m. Then we have dinner in a pub.
Explanation: The pronoun "we" is used to refer to both Mary and the speaker. It is a personal pronoun used to show that the subject "Mary and I" do something together.

9) Where is Jane? Have you seen her?
Explanation: The pronoun "her" is used as a personal pronoun to refer to Jane, the object in the sentence.

10) Peter and I are going to the night club. Let’s go with us.
Explanation: The pronoun "us" is used as a personal pronoun to refer to both Peter and the speaker. It is used to indicate that the speaker wants someone to accompany them to the nightclub.