Test 3. Indefinite pronouns
Choose the correct form.
You can do … you want, but don’t bother me now.
A anything
B something
C nothing
You are always quarreling! Stop it … of you.
A everybody
B some
C both
Excuse me, could you move. I can’t see … .
A something
B anything
C nothing
There are … things that money can’t buy.
A something
B any
C some
They say that in future the officials will demand a fine if … breaks the law.
A someone
B everyone
C everybody
He has earned so … money that he has decided to help the poor.
A many
B much
C few
My friends tell me that the professors are people who think a lot, but say … .
A little
B few
C some
Sorry, but I can’t hear … of your property.
A neither
B none
C either
Excuse me, there is … I’d like to ask you.
A anything
B something
C everything
… is at home and no one knows where they are.
A Anybody
B Somebody
C Nobody
Why have you done it? Oh, there are … reasons for it.
A many
B much
C little
… is wrong with the car and it won’t start.
A Anything
B Something
C Nothing
Are you going … today?
A somewhere
B nowhere
C anywhere
… has used this room for ages.
A Anybody
B Nobody
C Everyone
I haven’t got … money.
A some
B any
C no
They didn’t want to tell us … .
A something
B nothing
C anything
Are you going … ?
A somewhere
B anywhere
C nowhere
Ca n you lend me … money?
A some
B any
C a few
Do you hear … ? Yes, I hear soft music.
A something B everything
C anything
I couldn’t open the door, because it was locked by … .
A someone
B anyone
C everyone
… is at the door. – I’ll go to see who it is.
A Anyone
B Somebody
C No one
I know … of them.
A either
B nothing
C neither
I have … time left.
A little
B many
C few
He left the house without … money.
A no
B some
C any
A cook is … who prepares meals.
A someone
B everyone
C anyone
… of the guests have arrived yet.
A None
B Neither
C Either
… nowadays thinks that women should just stay at home and look after the children.
A Anyone
B Everyone
C Nobody
I have something to say. May I have … words with you?
A few
B a few
C little
Test 4. Posessive pronouns
Choose the correct form.
Whose book is it? – It’s … .
A my
B mine
C our
Something is wrong with mu umbrella. May I take … ?
A yours
B your
C our
That car isn’t … .
A ours
B her
C our
May I use … phone to ring for a taxi?
A you
B your
C yours
Tom was invited to … friends birthday party yesterday.
A his
B hers
C ours
Whose spectacles are these? - … are on the table and these are my spectacles.
A Ours
B Their
C Yours
Ask the woman on front of you to take off … hat.
A her
B hers
C their
Our city is famous for … ancient buildings.
A it
B its
C his
These beautiful flowers were presented to her by … friends.
A hers
B him
C her
They did not reply to … letters.
A ours
B theirs
C our
Who doesn’t eat this ice-cream. Oh, it’s … . I’m just going to eat it.
A his
B mine
C my
They went on holydays with a friend of … .
A theirs
B them
C their
13.”… mother was more intelligent and less naïve than you” – my grand mother used to say.
A their
B yours
C your
Do you know that lady who has just left the shop. Is she a customer of …?
A yours
B you
C our
We are waiting for … answer to our request.
A theirs
B their
C them
We enjoy … life here. We have a few friends and we meet quite often.
A ours
B their
C our
The case is too heavy for me to lift it on … own.
A my
B me
C mine
His composition is much more interesting than … .
A me
B my
C mine
Have you got many friends here? – Alex is … best friend.
A mine
B my
C me
Is it … book? Yes, it’s mine.
A you
B yours
C your
She said that she was trying to ring up … mother several times.
A her
B hers
C yours
Your Italian is much better than … .
A my
B me
C mine
She makes all … clothes herself.
A hers
B her
C ours
There is … book on it.
A my
B mine
C hers
I’ve got a lot of stamps in my collection and my brother has few in … .
A her
B his
C him
The cat drank … milk.
A it
B it’s
C its
… was the last train.
A our
B ours
C their
She folded the letter and replaced it in … envelope.
A its
B it
C his