Типы местоимений . Тесты

Why are ____afraid to ask for help? Each of___ will be  glad                 you, they  to solve ___ little problem, especially Jack. ­­­____­­­                              you, he, it is goodness______.       ____did not know what else to do. She had already had                 She breakfast, put________ clothes into the suitcase, and                she was standing at the window with little hope to see Al­ ice in this green tweed coat of_____ .                                               she      ___ refers to the ways ancient Greeks spoke, worshipped,               it understood the nature of the physical world_____, or­               it ganized governments of___, made ____ livings, enter­               they,they tained ___ , and related to____ who were not Greek.              they, that       __ is more shameful to distrust_____ friends than to be                 it, one deceived by____ .                                                                              they       ___ thought____ is  over and came to the conclusion that            he, it it was not in____ bad.                                                                            it       ___ and I may now consider_____ as tete-a-tete; Sir              you, we Nicolas won't be much in __ way. He hears and sees                 we nothing but_ ____.                                                                            he

Why are ____afraid to ask for help? Each of___ will be                   you, they glad to solve ___ little problem, especially Jack. ­­­____­­­                you, he, it is goodness____ .       ____did not know what else to do. She had already had                 She breakfast, put________ clothes into the suitcase, and                she was standing at the window with little hope to see Al­ ice in this green tweed coat of_____ .                                               she      ___ refers to the ways ancient Greeks spoke, worshipped,               it understood the nature of the physical world_____, or­               it ganized  governments of___, made __livings, enter­                    they,they tained ___ , and related to____ who were not Greek.                   they, that       __ is more shameful to distrust_____ friends than to be                 it, one deceived by____ .                                                                              they ___ thought______is over and came to the conclusion that               he, it it was not in____ bad.                                                                            it       ___ and I may now consider_____ as tete-a-tete; Sir                  you, we Nicolas won't be much in ___ way. He hears and sees                 we nothing but_ ____.                                                                            he

Why are ____afraid to ask for help? Each of___ will be glad to                   you, they solve ___ little problem, especially Jack. ­­­____­­­                                       you, he, it is goodness______.          ____did not know what else to do. She had already had                     She breakfast, put________ clothes into the suitcase, and                  she was standing at the window with little hope to see Al­ ice in this green tweed coat of_____ .                                                she      ___ refers to the ways ancient Greeks spoke, worshipped,                      it understood the nature of the physical world_____, or­                   it ganized governments of___, made ____ livings, enter­               they,they tained ___ , and related to____ who were not Greek.                they, that       __ is more shameful to distrust_____ friends than to be                 it, one deceived by____ .                                                                                they       ___ thought____ is  over and came to the conclusion that               he, it it was not in____ bad.                                                                              it       ___ and I may now consider_____ as tete-a-tete; Sir              you, we Nicolas won't be much in __ way. He hears and sees                     we nothing but_ ____.                                                                            he

Why are ____afraid to ask for help? Each of___ will be                                   you, they glad to solve ___ little problem, especially Jack. ­­­____­­­                                  you, he, it is goodness______.       ____did not know what else to do. She had already had                               She breakfast, put________ clothes into the suitcase, and                          she was standing at the window with little hope to see Al­ ice in this green tweed coat of_____ .                                                         she      ___ refers to the ways ancient Greeks spoke, worshipped,                                it understood the nature of the physical world_____, or­                              it ganized governments of___, made ____ livings, enter­                           they,they tained ___ , and related to____ who were not Greek.                           they, that       __ is more shameful to distrust_____ friends than to be                         it, one deceived by____ .                                                                                          they       ___ thought____ is  over and came to the conclusion that                        he, it it was not in____ bad.                                                                                         it       ___ and I may now consider_____ as tete-a-tete; Sir                         you, we Nicolas won't be much in __ way. He hears and sees                                we nothing but_ ____.                                                                                        he

A) he В) she С) it D) they F) him G) her H) them J) his Test 1 Children like to invent things and test 1 . Once my cousins made a simple telephone.  2 made 3 from cups and wire. Francis found two good paper cups, 4 tied 5 to a long wire. Caroline, 6 sister, talked softly into one cup. 7 heard 8 through the other cup. Then Francis answered 9 . 10 heard 11 very clearly. Test 2 The US has three main television networks. 1 show different programs. Many viewers like news programs. 2 watch 3 every day.  As for Jack, 4 watches nature programs. 5 give 6 facts about plant and animal life. One nature program described how bees live. 7 told how 8 build hives. Kate came from Russia to visit Jack. 9 liked American television. 10 found 11 very different from Russian television. Kate watched a lot of television with Jack. 12 helped 13 with some of the language. Kate saw a program about tigers. 14 described how 15 teach their cubs to hunt. In America Kate learned a lot of English. 15 remembered 16 for many years.                                                           Test3 1. Cindy bought new shoes. The red (one, ones) are (her, hers). 2. Alice has blue shoes. (Her, hers) shoes are shiny. 3. Dan bought two folders. He gave (one, ones) to me 4. Jill and Jack write articles for (their, theirs) school newspaper. 5. Most of the sports articles are (their, theirs). 6. It a good idea of (your, yours) to go to the theatre tonight 7. "Is it (your, yours) article about snakes?", Kate asked m< slyly. "No, it's not (my, mine). (Its, It's)  Jane's." 8. Do you want a blue pen or black (one, ones)? 9. Some people like hamburgers; (other, others) prefer fish burgers. 10. We are going boating with some friends of (our, ours) 11. We've got the same kind of flat as the Martins, but his is a bit bigger than (our, ours).

A) he В) she С) it D) they F) him G) her H) them J) his Test 1 Children like to invent things and test 1 . Once my cousins made a simple telephone.   2 made 3 from cups and wire. Francis found two good paper cups, 4 tied 5 to a long wire. Caroline, 6 sister, talked softly into one cup. 7 heard 8 through the other cup. Then Francis answered 9 . 10 heard 11 very clearly. Test 2 The US has three main television networks. 1 show different programs. Many viewers like news programs. 2 watch 3 every day.  As for Jack, 4 watches nature programs. 5 give 6 facts about plant and animal life. One nature program described how bees live. 7 told how 8 build hives. Kate came from Russia to visit Jack. 9 liked American television. 10 found 11 very different from Russian television. Kate watched a lot of television with Jack. 12 helped 13 with some of the language. Kate saw a program about tigers. 14 described how 15 teach their cubs to hunt. In America Kate learned a lot of English. 15 remembered 16 for many years.                                                           Test3 1. Cindy bought new shoes. The red (one, ones) are (her, hers). 2. Alice has blue shoes. (Her, hers) shoes are shiny. 3. Dan bought two folders. He gave (one, ones) to me 4. Jill and Jack write articles for (their, theirs) school newspaper. 5. Most of the sports articles are (their, theirs). 6. It a good idea of (your, yours) to go to the theatre tonight 7. "Is it (your, yours) article about snakes?", Kate asked m< slyly. "No, it's not (my, mine). (Its, It's)  Jane's." 8. Do you want a blue pen or black (one, ones)? 9. Some people like hamburgers; (other, others) prefer fish burgers. 10. We are going boating with some friends of (our, ours) 11. We've got the same kind of flat as the Martins, but his is a bit bigger than (our, ours).

A) he В) she С) it D) they F) him G) her H) them J) his Test 1 Children like to invent things and test 1 . Once my cousins made a simple telephone.  2 made 3 from cups and wire. Francis found two good paper cups, 4 tied 5 to a long wire. Caroline, 6 sister, talked softly into one cup. 7 heard 8 through the other cup. Then Francis answered 9 . 10 heard 11 very clearly. Test 2 The US has three main television networks. 1 show different programs. Many viewers like news programs. 2 watch 3 every day.  As for Jack, 4 watches nature programs. 5 give 6 facts about plant and animal life. One nature program described how bees live. 7 told how 8 build hives. Kate came from Russia to visit Jack. 9 liked American television. 10 found 11 very different from Russian television. Kate watched a lot of television with Jack. 12 helped 13 with some of the language. Kate saw a program about tigers. 14 described how 15 teach their cubs to hunt. In America Kate learned a lot of English. 15 remembered 16 for many years.                                                           Test3 1. Cindy bought new shoes. The red (one, ones) are (her, hers). 2. Alice has blue shoes. (Her, hers) shoes are shiny. 3. Dan bought two folders. He gave (one, ones) to me 4. Jill and Jack write articles for (their, theirs) school newspaper. 5. Most of the sports articles are (their, theirs). 6. It a good idea of (your, yours) to go to the theatre tonight 7. "Is it (your, yours) article about snakes?", Kate asked m< slyly. "No, it's not (my, mine). (Its, It's)  Jane's." 8. Do you want a blue pen or black (one, ones)? 9. Some people like hamburgers; (other, others) prefer fish burgers. 10. We are going boating with some friends of (our, ours) 11. We've got the same kind of flat as the Martins, but his is a bit bigger than (our, ours).

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материал содержит два теста на тему Типы местоимения в английском языке, материал можно использовать как для тренировки та и для проведения контрольных работ, начиная с 5 класса, когда дети изучают 5 основные типов местоимений и местоимения one-ones.