English Skills with Readings 7th Edition by John Langan

Exercise 58

Cross out the inconsistent pronouns in the following sentences and revise by writing the correct form of the pronoun above each crossed-out word.
EXAMPLE
I dislike waitressing, for
can never count on a fair tip.
1. My kitchen is so narrow that one can't open the refrigerator without turning sidewise first.
2. Wanting relief from her headaches, Carla asked her doctor if acupuncture could really do you any good.
3. I drink coffee at work because you need a regular jolt of energy.
4. As we entered the house, you could hear someone giggling in the hallway.
5. I hate going to the supermarket because you always have trouble finding a parking space there.
6. In this company, a worker can take a break only after a relief person comes to take your place.
7. Sometimes the Bradleys take the turnpike route, but it costs you five dollars in tolls.
8. As we sat in class waiting for the test results, you could feel the tension.
9. My brother doesn't get enough regular exercise, even though he knows exercise is good for you.
10. My favorite subject is abnormal psychology because the case studies make one seem so normal by comparison.