Exercise 1
Fill the gaps with possessive pronouns.
1. Nick has got a dog. His dog is clever.
2. Have you got a room? Is your room big?
3. Ann has a lamp. Is it her lamp?
4. I have got a book. My book is interesting.
5. They have got a good room. Is their room big?
6. This is my mum. Her name's Jess.
7. These are my sisters. Their names are Mary and Dina.
8. This is my cousin. His name's Fred .
Exercise 2
Choose the correct possessive pronouns.
Если СРАЗУ ПОСЛЕ притяжательного местоимения нет существительного, то используем абсолютные формы (с -s на конце)
1. Is this your book?
2. It's their door, not ours.
3. They're new pupils and I don't know their names.
4. My flat is bigger than hers, but hers is nicer.
5. That's not my book. Mine is new.
6. They took our books and we took theirs.
7. Are these pencils hers?
8. Is this your house or theirs?
Exercise 3
Complete the sentences with correct possessive pronouns.
1. It is my house. It is mine.
2. It is his house. It is his.
3. It is their house. It is theirs.
4. It is her house. It is hers.
5. It is our house. It is ours.
6. It is your house. It is yours.
1. pound sterling
2. Pound Sterling
3. 1 pound - 100 pence
4. There are 5 , 10 , 20 , 50 pound notes in circulation ; coins in 1 , 2 , 5 , 10 , 20 , 50 pence , 1 and 2 pounds . Commemorative coins of 25 pence and 5 pounds are rare
5. Coins are still minted in London , but banknotes are printed by the Bank of Scotland - the first bank to start printing banknotes back in 1695 , the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and the Clydesdale Bank .
6. The first banknotes were issued by the Bank of England in 1964 . They have the following dignity : All of them depict Elizabeth II .
On the reverse side is minted :
the abbey grill ;
thistle ;
the Tudor rose ;
coat of arms of the Prince of Wales ;
the symbol of the British Isles ;
leek .
Р.s если не сложно можете отметить как лучший умоляю и кто списывает можете отблагодарить)
2. I’d really love a pilot. (to be)
3. I hate the ironing. ( doing)
4. This is the only way this conflict. (to stop)
5. I love in the sea. ( swimming)
6. My mother made me my room. ( tidy)
7. Do you like ? ( cooking)
8. His goal is a famous scientist. (to become)
9. I prefer by train to . ( travelling, driving)
10. Would you like shopping tomorrow? (to go)
11. Would you mind the door? ( closing)
12. Friends should never selfish. ( be)
13. Who was the first man on the Moon? (to walk)
14. Sam suggested to the cinema. ( going)
15. I would hate a yard cleaner. ( being)
16. Avoid with the fridge door open while you wonder what to eat. ( standing)
17. She is too young clubbing. (to go)
18. You must hard for your exams. ( study)
19. Are you thinking of a car? ( buying)
20. She is old enough home late. (to come)
21. A pupil apologized for sorude. ( being)
22. “Shall we go by train?” “Well, I’d prefer by car.’ (to go)
23. He always has difficulty in with people. ( communicating)
24. I was glad you had arranged everything well. (to hear)
25. Do you want me you money? (to lend)
26. I can’t stand behind desk. ( being)
27. Her parents wouldn’t let her out alone. ( go)
28. I hope you everything we need. ( buy)
29. Why do you dislike here? ( living)
30. “What about a game of tennis?” “I’d rather volleyball.” ( play)