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Test - 1

- Verb to be: am/is/are
- Possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her
- Subject Pronouns - Plural nouns & Numbers

A- Hello, what ______ your name?
- A) is
- B) are
- C) am
- D) be
______ name is John. And my ______ is Johnson.
- A) Your / surname
- B) My / surname
- C) I / surname
- D) I / name
My name is Lisa. ______ Lisa Peterson.
- A) My am
- B) I is
- C) I am
- D) I
______ name is Apple. ______ Ann Apple.
- A) His / She
- B) His / He’s
- C) Her / She’s
- D) His / His
“Where ______ John from?” “______ from the US.”
- A) is / He’s
- B) is / His
- C) am / He’s
- D) is / She’s
______ are you from? Japan.
- A) What
- B) Who
- C) Where
- D) When
Where ______ you ______ ?
- A) is / from
- B) are / in
- C) are / is
- D) are / from
______ from Spain. I’m Rodriguez .
- A) I’m
- B) He’s
- C) You’re
- D) She’s
Pierre is a French boy. ______ from ______ .
- A) He’s / France
- B) His’s / French
- C) His / France
- D) He / France
Lisa and Max are Americans. ______ from U.S.A.
- A) There
- B) Their
- C) They’re
- D) Their’re
“What ____ their _____?”
“Alexander and Philip.”
- A) are/name
- B) is / name
- C) is / names
- D) are / names
I ______ 22 years old, but Andrew ______ 20.
- A) am / am
- B) are / am
- C) am / is
- D) are / are
Mark______ 19, but Brian and Denis ______ 26 and 28.
- A) is / are
- B) are / is
- C) are / are
- D) am / are
“What ______ this?”
“It’s ______ umbrella.”
- A) are / a
- B) is / a
- C) is / an
- D) its / an
Oxford is ______ English university.
- A) an
- B) the
- C) a
- D) *
Toyotas ______ Japanese ______ .
- A) is a / car
- B) is / car
- C) are / cars
- D) is / cars
“What is ______ ?”
“She is a bank manager.”
- A) his job
- B)she job
- C) he job
- D) her job
0/2/11/18/20 Find the correct alternative.
- A) oh / twelve / eighteen / twenty
- B) zero / two / one-one / eighteen / twenty
- C) zero / two / eleven / eighteen / twenty
- D) zero / two / eleven / eighty / twenty
“How old is your aunt?”
“______ 29.”
- A) She
- B) He
- C) She’s
- D) He’s
“Where ______ she from?”
“She ______ from Japan.”
- A) are / is
- B) is / is
- C) is / am
- D) are / are
This ______ my friend. ______ name’s Richard.
- A) are / His
- B) is / My
- C) is / His
- D) his / His
They ______ Lisa and Max. They ______ from the USA.
- A) is / is
- B) are / is
- C) are / are
- D) is / is
“What is ______ name?”
“My name’s Carlos.”
- A) his
- B) her
- C) your
- D) my
This is my sister. ______ name is Laura.
- A) His
- B) My
- C) Her
- D) Its
I have ______ brother. ______ name is David
- A) an / His
- B) a / Her
- C) a / His
- D) * / His
Hello! My ___ ___ Maria. I ___ ___ Mexico.
- A) name is / from am
- B) is name / from am
- C) name is / am from
- D) name am / is from
Is Catherine ______ sister?
- A) he
- B) you
- C) your
- D) yours
We ______ students.
- A) are a
- B) is
- C) are
- D) am
I ______ student.
- A) is / an
- B) am / *
- C) am / a
- D) am / the
She ______ Italy.
- A) are from
- B) is at
- C) is from
- D) am from
He is ______ teacher.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) *
- D) the
I live ______ a house ______ Los Angeles.
- A) * / in
- B) in / in
- C) in / *
- D) at / in
“______ is your phone number?”
“It’s 2229"
- A) Where
- B) How
- C) What
- D) Who
“______ are you?”
“I’m Alex.”
- A) Which
- B) How
- C) What
- D) Who
What’s this ______ English?
- A) *
- B) in
- C) at
- D) on
Champaigne is ______ French drink.
- A) a
- B) the
- C) an
- D) *
Oxford is ______ English university.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
A Mercedes is ______ German car.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
English is ______ international language.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
Milan is ______ Italian city.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
A JVC is ______ Japanese camera.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
I have two ______ .
- A) sister
- B) sisters
- C) a sister
- D) sister’s
It’s ______ Spanish orange.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *
It’s ______ green apple.
- A) a
- B) an
- C) the
- D) *

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