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Would you mind _____ reading aloud ?

AI

Bme

Cmy

Dmyself

Answer:

C. my

Read Explanation:

The expression "Would you mind + possessive adjective + gerund (-ing form)" is the standard grammatical pattern.

  • Would you mind my reading aloud? ✅ (Correct)

  • Here, reading is a gerund (a verb ending in -ing used as a noun), so it is preceded by the possessive adjective my.

Why the other options are incorrect:

  • I – Subject pronoun; cannot be used before a gerund here.

  • me – Object pronoun; although "Would you mind me reading...?" is common in informal English, exams generally prefer the grammatically standard form my reading.

  • myself – Reflexive pronoun; incorrect in this structure.


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