Adjectives
Possessive's pronouns
Present simple
Prepositions
Object pronouns
100
pretty/Mandy/girl/is/a.
Mandy is a pretty girl.
100
Hey Ron! This is not ____ car. _____ is red. a. our/ours b. ours/our c. our/our's
a. our/ours
100
____ you ______ English? (to speak)
Do you speak English?
100
What are you doing ___ the weekend?
at
100
The teacher always gives (the students) homework. a. me b. them c. you
b. them
200
singer/Max/good/is/a
Max is a good singer.
200
Is this Emily's room? – Yes, it's ____? a. her b. hers c. her's
b. hers
200
My parents _____ fishing. (not/to like)
My parents don't like fishing.
200
She plays tennis ___ Fridays.
on
200
I am reading the book to (my little sister). a. her b. us c. him
a. her
300
beautiful/These/flowers/are
These are beautiful flowers.
300
I lost ____ pen in the library. Can I have one of ____ ? a. mine/your b. my/your c. my/yours
c. my/yours
300
Leroy ______ very fast. (can/not/to read)
Leroy can not read very fast. (can/not/to read)
300
The trees here are really beautiful ___ the spring.
in
300
I don't know (the answer). a. she b. her c. it
c. it
400
careful/He/driver/is/a
He is a careful driver.
400
Are these really ____ shoes? – Yes, these are ____ shoes. – They are not ____. a. yours/mine/your b. your/mine/yours c. your/my/yours
c. your/my/yours
400
John's mother _____ a motorbike. (not/to ride)
John's mother doesn't ride a motorbike. (not/to ride)
400
I often sleep ___ the afternoon.
in
400
Can you help (my sister and me), please? a. her b. me c. us
c. us
500
wide/is/Sovetskaya/a/street
Sovetskaya is a wide street.
500
____ friend lives in a big house, but ____ is much bigger. a. mine/my b. my/my c. my/mine
c. my/mine
500
____ Elisabeth _____ cola? (to drink)
Does Elisabeth drink cola?
500
His daughter was born ___ the 24th of August.
on
500
The boys ride their (bikes). a. it b. them c. her
b. them
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