Test 3: Pronouns

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Test 3: Pronouns

- Pronouns

Have you heard that a friend of ___ went to Vietnam
- A) my
- B) mine
- C) her
- D) their
- E) its
That is the girl ___ brother came to see ___
- A) that / we
- B) whose / us
- C) which / they
- D) whom / its
- E) what / us
If ___ has ___ questions, I’ll be pleased to answer them.
- A) someone/any
- B) anyone/any
- C) none/any
- D) anyone/none
- E) someone/none
I haven’t read ___ of these books but George has read ___ of them.
- A) none/some
- B) no/some
- C) any/some
- D) any/any
- E) any/no
That pen isn’t ___ . ___ is a green one.
- A) my/my
- B) his/he
- C) mine/mine
- D) I/me
- E) her/its
She always thinks of ___ happiness.
- A) another
- B) others
- C) other
- D) another’s
- E) others’
___ was not a marriage that could last.
- A) my
- B) her
- C) them
- D) theirs
- E) our
If this hat is ___, where have you put ___?
- A) your/mine
- B) his/hers
- C) mine/her
- D) ours/their
- E) hers/my
___ read the book and ___ took it to the library.
- A) He/me
- B) I/he
- C) You/her
- D) She/her
- E) we/them
The work done by ___ is very important.
- A) he
- B) she
- C) we
- D) they
- E) you
Why is ___ sitting in the dark?
- A) we
- B) she
- C) you
- D) I
- E) her
- What has Ann? - ___ has a very nice cat
- A) we
- B) it
- C) she
- D) he
- E) them
Will ___ please give me your pen?
- A) he
- B) she
- C) you
- D) him
- E) them
MR. WATSON said that THE MYSTERY was over.
- A) he/it
- B) he/she
- C) she/she
- D) they/it
- E) he/them
Bad NEWS has wings.
- A) it
- B) he
- C) they
- D) she
- E) them
I have a cat. ___ is very nice.
- A) you
- B) they
- C) it
- D) its
- E) who
How many children have THE TAYLORS?
- A) them
- B) they
- C) it
- D) their
- E) its
___ didn’t take our children to the park as ___ were at school.
- A) her / our
- B) we / they
- C) us / they
- D) we / them
- E) his / her
What makes THE SATELLITE rush round the earth at such a great speed?
- A) she
- B) its
- C) her
- D) it
- E) him
___ house is almost the same as ___ neighbors’ house. The only difference in appearance is that ___is grey and ___ is white.
- A) our/ours/ours/theirs
- B) ours/ours/our/their
- C) my/hers/my/her
- D) our/our/ours/theirs
- E) my/ours/ours/theirs
___ roommate and ___ have to share a bookshelf: ___ keeps ___ books on the top two shelves, and I keep ___ on the bottom two shelves.
- A) my/me/she/her/mine
- B) his/me/her/hers/my
- C) my/I/she/her/mine
- D) her/hers/she/her/my
- E) my/her/she/hers/mine
Later DICKENS described HIS CHILDHOOD in some of his famous novels.
- A) she/them
- B) they/it
- C) he/us
- D) him/them
- E) he/it
Of course I ___ used to be very wealthy.
- A) my
- B) mine
- C) myself
- D) ourselves
- E) himself
I enjoyed the music, but I didn’t like the play ___ .
- A) yourself
- B) herself
- C) myself
- D) itself
- E) himself
I always enjoy ___ when I go to concerts of classical music.
- A) himself
- B) myself
- C) themselves
- D) herself
- E) ourselves
You know, Mary bought ___ a new dress yesterday.
- A) myself
- B) itself
- C) himself
- D) oneself
- E) herself
Let the boys clean the room ___ .
- A) them
- B) himself
- C) their
- D) theirs
- E) themselves
We should help everyone as much as possible because we often need help ___ .
- A) themselves
- B) ourselves
- C) yourselves
- D) himself
- E) myself
Did you all do the grammar exercises ___?
- A) yourselves
- B) yourself
- C) herself
- D) themselves
- E) ourselves
He will sit in the room to keep ___ warm.
- A) himself
- B) herself
- C) themselves
- D) yourself
- E) myself
I looked at ___ in the mirror.
- A) me
- B) its
- C) myself
- D) my
- E) mine
Dorothy was happy when she found ___ in a magic country.
- A) her
- B) she
- C) hers
- D) herself
- E) himself
They always went to places ___ they saw historical monuments.
- A) which
- B) what
- C) that
- D) where
- E) who
“___ else is here?” she asked.
- A) my
- B) whom
- C) which
- D) why
- E) who
I wonder ___ her sister’s boy looks like.
- A) that
- B) what
- C) which
- D) who
- E) whose
I like the book ___ I’ve read recently.
- A) who
- B) what
- C) which
- D) whose
- E) whatever
The man ___ works at this table is my friend.
- A) how
- B) what
- C) who
- D) which
- E) as
___ chapter did you like best?
- A) what
- B) whose
- C) which
- D) that
- E) this
Cook was an English explorer ___ made three voyages round the world.
- A) what
- B) who
- C) which
- D) where
- E) when
You shouldn’t live with a man ___ doesn’t love you.
- A) that
- B) which
- C) who
- D) what
- E) whom
You must find somebody ___ can help you.
- A) whose
- B) whom
- C) who
- D) what
- E) which
Who could tell ___ his son’s circumstances really was.
- A) which
- B) that
- C) why
- D) what
- E) whose
Here are the books, ___ is yours?
- A) what
- B) which
- C) whose
- D) wherever
- E) whether
When they saw a POLICEMAN they stopped in the middle of the STREET.
- A) his/him
- B) him/it
- C) her/its
- D) he/it
- E) him/ours
He didn’t take many clothes with ___
- A) them
- B) him
- C) his
- D) your
- E) ours
- On what days do you have English lessons?
- We have ___ on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
- A) them
- B) it
- C) her
- D) him
- E) they
Nick knows English well. Ask ___ to help you.
- A) her
- B) hers
- C) me
- D) him
- E) us
He wanted ___ to ring ___ up.
- A) they/them
- B) her/your
- C) you/him
- D) them/their
- E) us/his
I can’t find all the books you asked me for. I put ___ I found on your desk.
- A) the
- B) this
- C) that
- D) those
- E) its
Leave THE CHILDREN alone.
- A) they
- B) us
- C) them
- D) its
- E) our
I have a father, a mother, a grandfather, three brothers and two sisters. ___ my family.
- A) Its
- B) These were
- C) Those were
- D) That was
- E) This is
___ your skis?
- A) Is this
- B) Are that
- C) Is that
- D) Are these
- E) Those are
She would like ___ to go in for sport.
- A) us
- B) we
- C) our
- D) ours
- E) she
Father watched ___ crossing the street.
- A) he
- B) we
- C) him
- D) yourself
- E) himself
They all ran out of the hotel except ___ .
- A) mine
- B) his
- C) hers
- D) one
- E) nobody
Do you see ___ bushes on the ___ side of the river?
- A) this/other
- B) that/another
- C) them/other
- D) those/other
- E) some/other
___ are pencils and ___ are pens.
- A) this/that
- B) that/these
- C) these/those
- D) that/this
- E) those/those
Take it from ___ and give it to ___ .
- A) he/I
- B) him/me
- C) you/you
- D) his/my
- E) they/us
He put the map before ___ .
- A) him
- B) they
- C) he
- D) my
- E) she
- I need a TV-set.
- Why don’t you buy ___ .
- A) them
- B) one
- C) ones
- D) him
- E) its
It was clear they loved ___ .
- A) one another
- B) each other
- C) their
- D) who ever
- E) what ever
But now we are both happy and we love ___ .
- A) us
- B) each one
- C) everyone
- D) each other
- E) another
Michel can only guess ___ ___ think.
- A) whom/he
- B) that/me
- C) who/our
- D) what/I
- E) what/he
- ___ is your daughter?
- ___ is an English teacher.
- A) that / she
- B) what / she
- C) she / who
- D) who / her
- E) which / that
He was very angry because he couldn’t find the report ___ .
- A) everywhere
- B) something
- C) anywhere
- D) somewhere
- E) nowhere
___ of you can play the piano?
- A) where
- B) what
- C) whose
- D) which
- E) whom
There is the man ___ ___ saw in the park the other day.
- A) whom / we
- B) which / our
- C) what / ours
- D) what / we
- E) whose / we
Come at ___ time ___ is convenient to ___ .
- A) any / what / when
- B) some / that / us
- C) any / that / you
- D) some / which / her
- E) some / what / you
At last we’ve found our book, but where is ___?
- A) her
- B) your
- C) you
- D) yours
- E) mine
___ met ___ in the street and ___ told ___ all about it.
- A) they/him/he/me
- B) he/him/them/they
- C) they/him/he/them
- D) he/them/she/him
- E) she/her/he/them
I’ve brought ___ books for you.
- A) any
- B) anyone
- C) some
- D) someone
- E) which
___ want ___ matches. Have ___ got ___?
- A) She / any / any / they
- B) I / some / you / any
- C) They / any / we / some
- D) I / some / you / some
- E) He / some / you / any
The word “Germans” was ___ to be frightened at.
- A) somebody
- B) something
- C) anything
- D) any
- E) someone
Why didn’t you ask ___ to help ___?
- A) somebody / your
- B) anybody / you
- C) anyone / yourself
- D) somebody / yourselves
- E) anybody / somebody
They broke into little groups. ___ had his own wonderful story to tell.
- A) some
- B) all
- C) every
- D) each
- E) other
Those seats are not ___, they are ___ .
- A) theirs/ours
- B) her/mine
- C) your/our
- D) themselves/ours
- E) his/it
Kate is a very nice girl and I like ___ for ___ kindness.
- A) him/her
- B) her/she
- C) she/her
- D) her/her
- E) she/his
- Here are ___ shoes.
- These aren’t ___ . They are ___ .
- A) my/mine/my
- B) her/her/mine
- C) your/mine/yours
- D) their/yours/ours
- E) our/yours/their
___ do you like best - your mother or your father?
- A) what
- B) who
- C) which one
- D) whose
- E) why
___ thought ___ could read the story ___ .
- A) You / she/herself
- B) You/herself/her
- C) She/she/herself
- D) He/him/his
- E) You/yourself/your
___ are ___ maps and ___ are ___ .
- A) these/yours/those/her
- B) these/your/those/ours
- C) this/you/that/our
- D) these/him/those/me
- E) those/hers/these/you
Some of the WOMEN watched THE CHILDREN playing with THEIR TOYS.
- A) she/they/them
- B) them/them/them
- C) they/they/them
- D) us/you/it
- E) them/they/they
Summer in ___ place is much cooler than in ___ .
- A) my/her
- B) our/their
- C) their/ours
- D) mine/yours
- E) his/my
Is there ___ interesting in the newspaper today?
- A) anything
- B) any
- C) something
- D) some
- E) no
She asked ___ to visit ___ sick child.
- A) our/their
- B) us/him
- C) them/hers
- D) us/her
- E) his/her
___ the results of your work.
- A) this is
- B) that was
- C) this was
- D) those are
- E) that is
___ shoes are black, ___ are brown.
- A) me/his
- B) our/him
- C) my/hers
- D) he/my
- E) their/we
- Where is the hen?
- ___ is sitting on ___ nest.
- A) she/hers
- B) he’s/his
- C) she’s/hers
- D) it/its
- E) it’s/his
-” I didn’t see ___ puppies, Dad”.
-”___ are with ___ mother”, said Alice’s father.
- A) yours/it is/its
- B) our/they/ours
- C) my/they/your
- D) my/them/their
- E) their/it’s/its
- Yesterday I found a watch. I don’t know whose watch was ___ .
- ___ was ___ if you found it in the garden.
- A) this/that/our
- B) they/this/his
- C) that/that/mine
- D) these/those/hers
- E) that/this/your
Ted and Nick looked for ___ dog for a long time. They found a little one but it wasn’t ___ .
- A) his/its
- B) our/their
- C) his/mine
- D) their/theirs
- E) their/ours
Next year famous Mr. Toscanini came to the town to see Mr. Smith again. But ___ couldn’t find ___ .
- A) she/him
- B) they/her
- C) he/her
- D) she/her
- E) he/him
I want ___ to answer ___ question.
- A) her/them
- B) their/our
- C) her/him
- D) you/his
- E) you/hers
Will ___ give ___ your pen? I’ve left ___ at home.
- A) you/me/my
- B) you/him/your
- C) they/her/his
- D) they/you/their
- E) you/me/mine
There was ___ in my suitcase so I could carry it without ___ effort.
- A) something/no
- B) nothing/any
- C) anything/some
- D) nothing/some
- E) some/any
You are ___ now, and don’t let ___ forget it.
- A) anybody/anyone
- B) somebody/anybody
- C) something/anything
- D) something/something
- E) anything/anyone
It’s not easy to the old man to do shopping. My parents have to do ___ shopping for ___ to help.
- A) him/him
- B) his/his
- C) him/his
- D) his/him
- E) her/him
___ doesn’t like to be reminded ___ ___ mother lives in a farmhouse.
- A) he/what/her
- B) I/-/my
- C) she/that/her
- D) we/what/their
- E) her/which/her
How much time does ___ spend on ___ homework?
- A) we/our
- B) he/his
- C) me/her
- D) them/their
- E) her/she
___ presidents elected in years ending in zero died in ___ office.
- A) his/her
- B) everybody/their
- C) our/her
- D) all/their
- E) their/all
___ of them must take an exam.
- A) some
- B) nobody
- C) every
- D) everybody
- E) any
___ mother never regarded ___ with much favor and there was an antipathy between ___ .
- A) my/her/them
- B) its/her/us
- C) his/they/us
- D) your/it/you
- E) she/we/you
We’ve got a language lab in our college, and ___ is quite up-todate. Have you got ___ in yours?
- A) it / one
- B) one / some
- C) it / some
- D) one / any
- E) it / it
We always want ___ to do the most difficult part of the work.
- A) someone’s
- B) someone
- C) pupils
- D) they
- E) ones
He might have concealed from ___ but not from ___ .
- A) other/herself
- B) others/himself
- C) each other/him
- D) themselves/us
- E) on another/it
She put out ___ hand and took ___ .
- A) hers/my
- B) her/mine
- C) she/he
- D) them/his
- E) its/ours
If ___ can’t talk to Mark ___ don’t want to talk to ___ .
- A) she/she/somebody
- B) he/he/anybody
- C) I/I/any one
- D) they/they/it
- E) you/you/they
___ told ___ a strange “Good bye” and looked at ___ .
- A) He/my/one another
- B) Which/them/it
- C) We/me/us
- D) They/their/them
- E) They/me/each other
The teacher asked ___ if he did the work ___ .
- A) her/his
- B) its/ours
- C) him/themselves
- D) him/himself
- E) us/them
If ___ comes home early, tell ___ to wait for ___ .
- A) she/him/hers
- B) he/her/him
- C) he/him/me
- D) we/us/them
- E) it/me/her
I don’t think this pen is ___, it’s ___ .
- A) my/yours
- B) mine/your
- C) his/my
- D) yours/mine
- E) their/hers
I felt ___ becoming irritated by ___ .
- A) itself/them
- B) myself/her
- C) one another/that
- D) them/theirs
- E) who/which
- Did you meet ___ friends at the party?
- No, I met ___ .
- A) some of yours / no
- B) any of your / none
- C) any of your / no
- D) some of your / no
- E) any of you / none
- Have ___ finished ___ work?
- Yes, we have. We’ve done ___ .
- A) she/her/it
- B) they/there/it
- C) you/your/it
- D) you/their/this
- E) he/your/
We asked ___ to join ___ if ___ liked.
- A) you/their/we
- B) me/them/theirs
- C) you/her/you
- D) him/she/he
- E) them/we/he
Have ___ seen ___? Is this book ___ ?
- A) she/her/his
- B) they/hers/my
- C) you/her/hers
- D) him/me/mine
- E) you/me/your
___ invited ___ to stay with ___ in the hotel.
- A) I/me/them
- B) she/he/they
- C) we/us/me
- D) they/us/them
- E) you/us/she
There is ___ you must believe in.
- A) his
- B) anything
- C) anybody
- D) something
- E) some
I’ll go to ___ place, ___ time you wish.
- A) some/some
- B) any/any
- C) no/any
- D) any/no
- E) -/
You’ve got an excellent secretary in your office. We’ve got ___ too, but ___ doesn’t speak ___ foreign language.
- A) one / he / any
- B) him / he / some
- C) some / one / any
- D) one / one / any
- E) one / he / no
Then she saw ___ father. He had laid ___ fishing rod and was taking something from ___ pocket.
- A) his/her/its
- B) her/his/his
- C) them/his/his
- D) its/his/its
- E) they/his/his
- “Please, stay a little while”
- “Of course, mum, ___ was going to suggest ___ ___ .
- A) he/it/myself
- B) we/us/ourselves
- C) it/it/itself
- D) I/it/myself
- E) she/us/myself
I wanted to ask ___ both what you thought of my latest films if ___ saw them.
- A) you/you
- B) their/we
- C) his/him
- D) me/I
- E) hers/you
I was late. I found ___ in the house.
- A) each
- B) nobody
- C) one
- D) some
- E) any
This book is ___, there is ___ name on ___ .
- A) your/your/it
- B) his/me/it
- C) mine/my/me
- D) his/it/his
- E) mine/my/it
John left the house without saying ___ to ___ .
- A) nothing / somebody
- B) nothing / nobody
- C) anything / anybody
- D) anything / nobody
- E) something / nobody
We asked her to tell us ___ interesting, but she refused to tell us ___ .
- A) anything / anything
- B) anything / nothing
- C) anything / none
- D) something / nothing
- E) something / anything
MOTHER will send MARY to buy THE TICKETS.
- A) she/herself/it
- B) she/her/them
- C) she/it/their
- D) she/them/hers
- E) she/your/theirs
- Isn’t that ___ friend over there?
- Oh! No, she isn’t ___ friend, she is ___ .
- A) your / my / yours
- B) your / his / my
- C) my / yours / mine
- D) mine / my / yours
- E) ours / your / mine
“I’m going out with my friend”, she said. She said that ___ was going out with ___ friend.
- A) I/my
- B) she/her
- C) they/their
- D) you/your
- E) we/our
He always looks unhappy. ___ in the world can make him smile.
- A) anybody
- B) something
- C) nothing
- D) anything
- E) someone
Have you packed ___?
- A) anybody
- B) someone
- C) everybody
- D) everything
- E) nobody
I don’t like the hat of ___ at all. ___ doesn’t suit ___ .
- A) hers/it/you
- B) her/it/you
- C) mine/it/his
- D) theirs/he/them
- E) yours/it/you
Dick has lost ___ screwdriver. Leave ___ ___ .
- A) yours/her/my
- B) his/her/mine
- C) his/him/yours
- D) our/him/its
- E) my/me/their
This isn’t ___ book. It must be ___ .
- A) my/yours
- B) your/she
- C) his/her
- D) her/me
- E) our/its
A friend of ___ told ___ about it.
- A) his/my
- B) mine/me
- C) your/me
- D) mine/she
- E) their/them
I’ve never heard ___ speak to ___ .
- A) she / he
- B) them / they
- C) her / him
- D) they / him
- E) you / they
Do you know ___ Cindy gave a present to her boss?
- A) who
- B) why
- C) that
- D) how much
- E) what
___ eyes were as bright as ___ .
- A) mine/you
- B) his/hers
- C) its/she
- D) hers/his
- E) ours/our
I can’t find my watch ___ . I’ve looked for it ___ .
- A) nothing/anything
- B) something/everywhere
- C) everywhere/nowhere
- D) anywhere/everywhere
- E) anybody/nobody
We got home late. We were very tired and ___ went to bed at once.
- A) anybody
- B) nobody
- C) somebody
- D) anything
- E) everybody
I have found ___ lost pen. I don’t need ___ .
- A) his/me
- B) we/they
- C) her/its
- D) your/it
- E) your/them
___ say that he is leaving ___ native town tomorrow.
- A) he/his
- B) we/us
- C) they/his
- D) she/his
- E) I/him
Could you give ___ book to ___ please. She has forgotten to take ___ .
- A) her/your/hers
- B) your/her/hers
- C) my/my/mine
- D) him/his/theirs
- E) it/him/its
Here is ___ notebook, but I can’t find ___ .
- A) my/your
- B) you/mine
- C) your/their
- D) his/her
- E) your/mine
- Do you know ___ this word means?
- Yes, it means “continue”.
- A) who
- B) when
- C) that
- D) why
- E) what
Which of ___ is ___ brother? ___ are so alike.
- A) him/my/they
- B) them/your/they
- C) us/his/you
- D) you/her/we
- E) them/his/you
The CHILD was looking for HIS CAP while HIS FATHER called him.
- A) he/it/he
- B) he/it/him
- C) he/it/his
- D) she/it/her
- E) she/it/it
When a child, ISAAC lived with HIS MOTHER, UNCLE, AND GRANDMOTHER.
- A) he/them
- B) she/him
- C) they/him
- D) it/her
- E) they/us
On ___ way home Peter decided to buy new skates for ___.
- A) he/him
- B) his/his
- C) his/herself
- D) his/himself
- E) her/him
THE HIGH PRICES affected THE POOR.
- A) they/them
- B) they/it
- C) you/them
- D) they/her
- E) be/him
A BLIND MAN was groping for the DOOR-HANDLE.
- A) he/it
- B) she/it
- C) it/them
- D) they/me
- E) she/them
He asked her name and ___ told ___ ___ .
- A) she/him/her
- B) he/her/her
- C) she/her/his
- D) she/him/hers
- E) he/he/his
“But I can’t do ___ for him,” the girl told ___ friend.
- A) somebody/their
- B) anything/her
- C) something/any
- D) theirs/nothing
- E) anybody/no
THE EIGHTH OF MARCH is WOMEN’S Day.
- A) It/their
- B) It/her
- C) It/his
- D) It/our
- E) She/her
___ own hand shook as ___ accepted a rose or two from ___ and thanked ___ .
- A) his/he/hers/her
- B) my/they/theirs/her
- C) her/we/ours/us
- D) their/us/we/they
- E) our/he/his/himself
Can you give me ___ to eat? I’m very hungry.
- A) anything
- B) nothing
- C) what
- D) someone
- E) anybody
There was ___ snakelike in the boy’s black eyes.
- A) something
- B) someone
- C) some
- D) anything
- E) none
___ is devoted to ___ family.
- A) I/my
- B) he/him
- C) he/his
- D) she/mine
- E) it/them
___ was evident that ___ wanted ___ to drop the subject, ___ I did accordingly.
- A) she/she/I/who
- B) I/she/me/that
- C) it/she/me/which
- D) they/theirs/I/me
- E) that/us/him/
I didn’t want to think about ___ else but English.
- A) nothing
- B) anything
- C) someone
- D) everywhere
- E) nobody
I never have ___ for breakfast but a cup of hot milk.
- A) someone
- B) nothing
- C) anything
- D) everything
- E) anyone
MY FRIEND AND I walked in SCOTLAND last year and climbed the MOUNTAINS there.
- A) they/it/them
- B) you/he/they
- C) we/it/them
- D) you/she/they
- E) he/he/them
Here is ___ exercise book. Where’s ___?
- A) my/her
- B) my/yours
- C) his/your
- D) her/their
- E) me/its
___ are going to give Kate and Bob a washing-machine for ___ wedding.
- A) they/his
- B) I / her
- C) we/their
- D) you/your
- E) some/any
Ann took ___ bicycle. Will you give ___ ___ ?
- A) her/my/theirs
- B) our/me/him
- C) my/you/ours
- D) my/me/yours
- E) he/its/hers
Father said: “You may go ___ you like.”
- A) anywhere
- B) nowhere
- C) something
- D) anyone
- E) somewhere
Where is your niece? ___ is somewhere here. Don’t you hear ___ singing ?
- A) he/his
- B) it/its
- C) he/their
- D) she/its
- E) she/her
My flat is large. What about ___?
- A) mine
- B) her
- C) their
- D) your
- E) yours
Has ___ read the text?
- A) any
- B) anybody
- C) someone
- D) some
- E) we
Did ___ want ___ to help ___?
- A) you / he / her
- B) you / me / them
- C) they / her / he
- D) them / her / he
- E) he / his / him
That test with a bad mark was ___, those were ___
- A) my/her
- B) his/her
- C) yours/their
- D) me/ours
- E) mine/theirs
Our goods are not beautiful.
Do you think ___ are better?
- A) your
- B) their
- C) her
- D) its
- E) theirs
___ name is Samuel, but ___ may call ___ Sam.
- A) her/he/him
- B) his/you/me
- C) my/she/him
- D) your/you/me
- E) my/you/me
POETESS was not in the HALL.
- A) she/it
- B) he/it
- C) it/it
- D) they/it
- E) you/it
In the town there were ___ new hospitals.
- A) anybody
- B) some
- C) any
- D) something
- E) oneselves
It was ___ he didn’t want to remember.
- A) anything
- B) nobody
- C) anybody
- D) anyone
- E) something
___ put on ___ coats and left the room.
- A) we/his
- B) you/her
- C) they/their
- D) he/his
- E) she/her
When Peter told ___ about ___ I didn’t believe ___ .
- A) her/her/her
- B) they/me/them
- C) him/it/her
- D) me/it/him
- E) us/you/her
Let ___ take ___ book, please.
- A) his/her
- B) him/-
- C) him/your
- D) me/him
- E) I/my
___ is ___ watch and ___ is ___ .
- A) that/her/this/you
- B) this/him/that/her
- C) this/my/that/yours
- D) this/you/that/your
- E) this/her/that/her
As ___ is clear to ___, I’m not going to say ___ else.
- A) everything/somebody/anything
- B) everybody/somebody/anybody
- C) everything/everybody/anything
- D) somebody/nobody/something
- E) nothing/nobody/anything
Is there ___ in the room? Please, open the door!
- A) somewhere
- B) something
- C) anything
- D) some day
- E) anybody
This is ___ watch and that is ___ .
- A) yours/mine
- B) my/yours
- C) your I yours
- D) my/you
- E) mine I your
It’s very quiet in the office today. There’s ___ here. ___ is on holiday.
- A) anybody / everybody
- B) anything / nothing
- C) nobody / all of them
- D) somebody / nothing
- E) nobody / everybody
I’ll be very glad if you invite ___ else to join us.
- A) somebody
- B) one more
- C) friend
- D) aunt
- E) something
Don’t worry. I’ll do ___ best to help ___ .
- A) my/you
- B) your/you
- C) his/him
- D) her/her
- E) -/to you
___ friend is going to make a report today. ___ say ___ will be very interesting.
- A) my/he/it
- B) her/we/its
- C) his/they/it
- D) our/she/he
- E) your/it/it
Can I use ___ pen today? I’ve left ___ at home.
- A) his/her
- B) your/mine
- C) her/his
- D) me/them
- E) my/it
Here is ___ text-book. Where is ___?
- A) her / my
- B) his / their
- C) my / them
- D) my / yours
- E) it / it

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Favorite Books

Students who want help with English grammar. It is written for you to use without a teacher. Will be useful for you if you are not sure of the answers to questions like these: - What is the difference between I did and I have done? - When do we use will for the future? - What is the structure after I wish? - When do we say used to do and when do we say used to doing? - When do we use the? - What is the difference between like and as? These and many other points of English grammar are explained and there are exercises on each point.

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