Subject/ Object pronouns:

1. Can you give ________ a banana, please? ______ am hungry?

2. James can sing very well. Listen to ________.
3. My sister Maria is really beautiful. I like _____.
4. We have got snails today. Would you like to taste ______?
5. This is Natalie. ____ is my best friend.
6. _____ would like some rice with chicken, please.

How much/ How many:

1. _______ milk do you drink every day?

2. _______ bars of chocolate do you eat a week?
3. _______ bottles of water do you drink a week?
4. _______ cherries are there?

Some / any:

1. There aren’t _______ eggs in the fridge.

2. Would you like __________ coffee?
3. Have you got _________ money?
4. We haven’t got ________ bread.
5. I’d like ________ chips with my salad.

A/ an/ some:

1. There is _______ banana on the table.

2. I want _______ potatoes with my steak.
3. I’ve got ________ apple in my bag.
4. I always have ______ milk before I go to bed.
5. I’ve got ____ idea.
6. There is ____ ice cream in the fridge.

Fill in the words:

Careful, nickname, over, score, toast, keep trying:

1. You are not very good at singing but ___________________.

2. My name is Chucky but my ____________ is Chocky. You see, I love eating chocolate.
3. It’s a goal!!! The ________ is now 2-1 to United!
4. Be _________! There is a snake behind you.
5. I always have orange juice and _____________ for breakfast.
6. There are ________ 800 students in our school.