Some of the underlined pronouns in these sentences are wrong. Write the correct answer in the space on the right when necessary.

Exercise 3 1. Tom is a good swimmer. I watched him in a race yesterday. (Corrected: 'her' to 'him') 2. Doris is a good swimmer. ✓ (She is correct) 3. Rachel, you are hitting the ball too hard. Try and hit it more gently. (Corrected: 'her' to 'it', referring to the ball) 4. Jeff and Charles spend all their time playing computer games. They have no time for homework. (Corrected: 'He' to 'They') 5. Susan is a good tennis player but I beat her yesterday. (✓ 'her' is correct) 6. I really like hiking but I do not do it in the summer. It is too hot. (Corrected: 'them' to 'it', referring to hiking) 7. I went hiking with David on Saturday and we got lost. (✓ 'we' is correct) 8. Grace cooked dinner for me last night. It was delicious. (Corrected: 'us' to 'me' - note: contextually, both could work, but 'me' is standard if the writer is alone) Exercise 4 1. Paul likes parties. Why don't you invite him? He will enjoy it. 2. I think we have met before. Were you a student in London last year? 3. Can you help me with this maths problem? I am not good at maths. 4. Where are my new shoes? I cannot find them anywhere. 5. When you see Susan, can you tell her that we are meeting at 7 pm? Last week she arrived late. 6. There are three bridges across the river and they are all over 400 years old. 7. If we are not there on time, can you wait for us please?