Pronouns Possessives Demonstratives

Pronouns - Possessives - Demonstratives - Quantifiers Test B1 Grammar Exercises

1. 
   Can you open the door, Mikel? must be Mrs Morgan. was going to come this afternoon.
   

1. 
   Someone / It
   
2. 
   It / She
   
3. 
   They / It
   
4. 
   No one / She
   
1. 
   Ed has finished the project, but sister is still working on .
   

1. 
   his / hers
   
2. 
   her / their
   
3. 
   their / his own
   
4. 
   hers / her
   
1. 
   have found a nice flat in the city centre and
   

rent isn't very high.

1. 
   I / his
   
2. 
   They / theirs
   
3. 
   You / it's
   
4. 
   We / its
   
1. 
   student at our college has a room of .
   

1. 
   Each of / theirs
   
2. 
   Every / their own
   
3. 
   Each / himself
   
4. 
   Everyone / themselves
   
1. 
   She seems to be enjoying when she is with
   

friends.

1. 
   herself / her
   
2. 
   hers / her own
   
3. 
   her own / hers
   
4. 
   her / her own
   
1. 
   Sometimes everybody may need to be .
   

1. 
   to each other
   
2. 
   of one's own
   
3. 
   on their own
   
4. 
   by herself
   
1. 
   You waste so much time on the computer, so you can't criticize your kids for doing .
   

1. 
   yourself / it
   
2. 
   - / their
   
3. 
   yours / yours
   
4. 
   your own / those
   
1. 
   What was the name of interesting friend of
   

from Brighton?

1. 
   this / you
   
2. 
   these / your own
   
3. 
   that / yours
   
4. 
   those / yourself
   
1. 
   Schools open in September after holiday.
   

1. 
   three months' of
   
2. 
   three months
   
3. 
   the three months
   
4. 
   a three months'
   
1. 
   Everybody has become so egoistic that cares about these days.
   

1. 
   nothing / something
   
2. 
   nobody / anybody
   
3. 
   everybody / nothing
   
4. 
   
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   no one / somebody
   
1. 
   It might take you minutes to finish a meal, but your body digests in almost 12 hours.
   

1. 
   a few / it
   
2. 
   a little / itself
   
3. 
   many / its
   
4. 
   a lot of / it's
   
1. 
   I have friends at school, but of them has come to my home yet.
   

1. 
   a lot of / none
   
2. 
   every / all
   
3. 
   many / both
   
4. 
   some / neither
   
1. 
   Watching too television causes children to lose
   

imagination.

1. 
   a lot of / their
   
2. 
   much / their
   
3. 
   many / theirs
   
4. 
   little / theirs
   
1. 
   I wasn't planning to stay for more than two days, so I had very luggage with .
   

1. 
   little / me
   
2. 
   few / me
   
3. 
   much / myself
   
4. 
   some / my own
   

15. 
    There aren't pandas left and number is gradually going down.
    

1. 
   much / its
   
2. 
   any / theirs
   
3. 
   many / their
   
4. 
   few / they
   
1. 
   Sean has two dogs; them are too old, so them can walk long distances.
   

1. 
   either / none
   
2. 
   neither / all of
   
3. 
   both of / neither of
   
4. 
   each of / either of
   
1. 
   You needn't put so colour pens in your pencil case. would be enough.
   

1. 
   a lot of / A little
   
2. 
   many / Every
   
3. 
   much / Little
   
4. 
   many / A few
   
1. 
   Leonard loves his goldfish so much that gave
   

of them a different name.

1. 
   himself / all
   
2. 
   he / each
   
3. 
   they / one
   
4. 
   he / every
   
1. 
   you or someone else must check the tyres of the car or else you may have a problem in the middle of your journey.
   

1. 
   Either / all
   
2. 
   Both / neither of
   
3. 
   Neither / each of
   
4. 
   All / both
   
1. 
   We don't have hope of finding the climbers alive as they have been missing for weeks now.
   

1. 
   little / every
   
2. 
   a little / much
   
3. 
   
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   much / a few
   
4. 
   many / a lot of
   

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