Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives

MATCH THE SENTENCES

1 My sister and I like classical music.

a Theyre funny.

2 I like Marias parents.

b Shes excellent!

3 Michael Owen is my favourite player.

c Youre noisy.

4 You and Peter arent Irish.

d Im not Canadian.

5 Im Australian.

e Theyre Japanese.

6 Youre not quiet.

f Youre English.

7 Britney is my favourite singer.

g Hes very fast.

8 Masato and his brother are from Tokyo.

h We dont like rap music.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. USE THE WORDS IN THE BOX

his

she

our

their my

her

Its

1 Michaels father is Irish and ................ mother is Chinese.

2 Jon and Tom are Real Madrid fans, but .................... brothers are Chelsea fans.
3 Football isnt .................... favourite sport. I prefer basketball.
4 Ireland is an interesting country. .................... beaches are fantastic.
5 We like Italian food, but .................. friends prefer Chinese food.
6 Gloria is good at sport and .................. s good at music.
7 Bella is interested in pop music. ................ favourite band is Coldplay.

Subject pronouns and object pronouns

CHOOSE THE CORRECT
1 I like science, but sometimes I dont understand it / her.
2 Music is fun and she / it s interesting.
3 Our parents arent happy with we / us.
4 Those boys are nice, but I dont remember their / them names.
5 I like French people. I understand they / them.
6 My brother studies with me / I.
7 My father teaches my / me Spanish at home.
8 Ella is a good friend. I go to school with him / her.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. USE THE WORDS IN THE BOX.

you

it

me

them

him

us

1 Volleyball and tennis are my favourite sports. Im good at .......................... .

2 I like Paul and he likes ........................ .
3 I think maths is boring and sometimes I dont understand ..................... .
4 She sometimes asks .................. questions and we dont answer.
5 You remember me, but I dont remember .................. .
6 Mr Bond is strict, but I like ................... .

have got
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. USE THE CORRECT FORM OF HAVE GOT
1 He ........................................ a laptop in his room.
2 Sorry! We .............................................. money.
3 It ............................................... two cinemas and a museum.
4 ................... La Solana .......................... Italian restaurants?
'No, ........................................ .'
5 .................... You .......................... 20 euros? 'Yes, ..................................... .'
6 They ............................................ nice friends.
7 She ..................................................... a ticket for the train to London.
8 Sorry, I ................................................. a dictionary.

Imperatives
WRITE THE CORRECT IMPERATIVE FORM OF THE VERBS
not sit

look
not close

eat

1 ............................... your dinner, it's half past nine!

2 ............................... with a pen. Use a pencil.
3 ............................... the window!
4 ................................. at the book!
5 .................................. down!

be

not write

6 ..................................... quiet!

POSSESSIVE 'S
WRITE THE CORRECT POSSESSIVE FORMS OF THE WORDS IN
BRACKETS
1 The (teacher) desk is very big

...........................................

2 The (Tom) book isn't in the school bag

...........................................

3 The (children) teacher is nice

...........................................

4 The (students) school bags aren't in the class

............................................

5 The (men) chairs are white

............................................

6 These are the (girls) desks

.............................................

DEMOSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
WRITE WITH THIS, THESE, THAT OR THOSE

THIS, THESE AND VERB TO BE

.................. chair

.... sandwich

.. children

. things

place

houses

chairs
.. pants

THAT, THOSE AND VERB TO BE

. picture

.. men

socks

.. tree

.. eggs
.. woman

.. room
people

COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

COMPLETE THE CHART
COUNTRY

NATIONALITY
American
Greek

Turkey
French
The UK
Portugal
South African
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Australian
Spain
Argentinian
Colombian
Indian
Italy
Russia

NUMBERS, DAYS OF THE WEEK AND MONTHS

CIRCLE THE CORRECT OPTION
1. 15 =
a five

b fifteen

c fifty

2. 34 = .................... -four
a three
3.

b thirteen

c thirty

The days of the week are: Monday, Tuesday,..................

a Thursday

b Saturday

c Wednesday

4.
The months of the year are: January, ........................, March,
April, .......................

a February

b May

c August

PREPOSITIONS
MATCH THE SENTENCES TO THE PICTURES
1 The ball is under the box. .......
2 The ball is in the box. ........
3 The ball is next to the box. ........
4 The ball is in front of the box. ........
5 The ball is on the box. ........
6 The ball is behind the box. ........

SCHOOL SUBJECTS AND CLASSROOM OBJECTS

WRITE
Art......................................
Door......................................
English......................................
French
......................................
player......................................

Laptop......................................
MP3

Geography......................................
Notebook......................................
History
......................................
Pen......................................
Maths......................................

Pencil......................................

Music......................................

Poster......................................

P.E......................................
Rubber......................................
Science......................................
Bin......................................
bag......................................
Board......................................
Book......................................
Window......................................
Calculator......................................

Ruler......................................
School
Wall......................................

Chair......................................
Desk......................................
Dictionary......................................