Exercise 1: Choose the best option to complete the sentences with generic pronouns.
Select the correct generic pronoun (e.g., you, one, they, we, someone, anyone) to complete each sentence. These pronouns refer to people in general, not specific individuals.
1
like beer a lot in England.
2
Reading can help to expand imagination.
3
can never be sure whether our perceptions are correct.
4
It is very difficult to put in somebody else's shoes.
5
Every person should be held responsible for own actions.
6
If someone calls, tell I'll be back in an hour.
7
In a place like this, never know where danger could come from.
8
One must think of in certain situations.
9
I don't believe anyone when tell me how good are at something.