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This section tests your understanding of when to use the articles "a" and "an", or no article (–).
* Rule: Use "a" before words that start with a consonant *sound*. Use "an" before words that start with a vowel *sound* (a, e, i, o, u). Use "–" (no article) for plural nouns or uncountable nouns in general contexts.
* 0. _an_ ice-cream: "Ice-cream" starts with a vowel sound (/aɪ/), so we use "an".
* 1. _a_ green apple: "Green" starts with a consonant sound (/g/), so we use "a". (Note: We are describing "apple", but the article agrees with the first word of the phrase, which is "green").
* 2. _–_ keys: "Keys" is plural, so no article is needed.
* 3. _an_ earring: "Earring" starts with a vowel sound (/ɪ/), so we use "an".
* 4. _–_ apples: "Apples" is plural, so no article is needed.
* 5. _an_ MP3 player: "MP3" is pronounced "em-pee-three". It starts with the vowel sound /e/, so we use "an".
* 6. _a_ laptop: "Laptop" starts with a consonant sound (/l/), so we use "a".
Answers:
1. a
2. –
3. an
4. –
5. an
6. a
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This section tests subject-verb agreement with demonstrative pronouns ("this", "that", "these", "those").
* Rule: "This" and "that" are singular. "These" and "those" are plural. The verb must agree with the subject.
* 0. _These_ are my shoes.: "Shoes" is plural, so we need the plural pronoun "These".
* 1. What are _these_?: The verb "are" is plural, so the subject must be plural. "These" is correct.
* 2. Is _that_ your bag?: "Bag" is singular, so we need the singular pronoun "that".
* 3. _These_ are my photos.: "Photos" is plural, so we need the plural pronoun "These".
* 4. _This_ is the new teacher.: "Teacher" is singular, so we need the singular pronoun "This".
* 5. Are _these_ sandwiches?: The verb "Are" is plural, so the subject must be plural. "These" is correct.
Answers:
1. These
2. these
3. that
4. These
5. This
6. these
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This section tests your knowledge of possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs).
* Rule: Possessive pronouns stand alone and replace a noun + possessive adjective (e.g., "my book" becomes "mine"). They show ownership without needing a noun after them.
* 0. ‘Are these my sandwiches?’ ‘Yes, they’re _yours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "you". "Yours" = "your sandwiches".
* 1. ‘Are these Sue’s trainers?’ ‘Yes, they’re _hers_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "Sue" (a female). "Hers" = "Sue's trainers".
* 2. ‘Is this your computer?’ ‘No. My parents use it. It’s _theirs_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "my parents". "Theirs" = "my parents' computer".
* 3. ‘Whose biscuits are these?’ ‘Marie and I made them. They’re _ours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "Marie and I". "Ours" = "Marie and my biscuits".
* 4. ‘Is this my orange juice?’ ‘Yes, it’s _yours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "you". "Yours" = "your orange juice".
Answers:
1. hers
2. theirs
3. ours
4. yours
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This section tests the use of the possessive 's.
* Rule: To show possession for a singular noun, add 's. For a plural noun ending in 's', just add an apostrophe (').
* 0. Mrs Taylor’s class...: Singular noun (Mrs Taylor), so add 's. (Given as correct).
* 1. Jenny’s favourite band...: Singular noun (Jenny), so add 's.
* 2. My parents’ car...: Plural noun (parents), so add only the apostrophe (').
* 3. Henry’s guitar...: Singular noun (Henry), so add 's.
* 4. My friends’ names...: Plural noun (friends), so add only the apostrophe (').
* 5. This is my dog’s bed.: Singular noun (dog), so add 's.
Answers:
1. Jenny’s
2. parents’
3. Henry’s
4. friends’
5. dog’s
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This is a vocabulary matching exercise. You need to identify the object in each picture.
* 0. pen → b: Picture 'b' shows a pen.
* 1. camera → c: Picture 'c' shows a camera.
* 2. chips → d: Picture 'd' shows a plate of chips (french fries).
* 3. sandwich → a: Picture 'a' shows a sandwich.
* 4. trainers → e: Picture 'e' shows a pair of trainers (sneakers).
* 5. trousers → f: Picture 'f' shows a pair of trousers (pants).
* 6. key → g: Picture 'g' shows a key.
* 7. jacket → i: Picture 'i' shows a jacket.
* 8. socks → h: Picture 'h' shows a pair of socks.
Answers:
1. c
2. d
3. a
4. e
5. f
6. g
7. i
8. h
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1. Write a, an or –.
This section tests your understanding of when to use the articles "a" and "an", or no article (–).
* Rule: Use "a" before words that start with a consonant *sound*. Use "an" before words that start with a vowel *sound* (a, e, i, o, u). Use "–" (no article) for plural nouns or uncountable nouns in general contexts.
* 0. _an_ ice-cream: "Ice-cream" starts with a vowel sound (/aɪ/), so we use "an".
* 1. _a_ green apple: "Green" starts with a consonant sound (/g/), so we use "a". (Note: We are describing "apple", but the article agrees with the first word of the phrase, which is "green").
* 2. _–_ keys: "Keys" is plural, so no article is needed.
* 3. _an_ earring: "Earring" starts with a vowel sound (/ɪ/), so we use "an".
* 4. _–_ apples: "Apples" is plural, so no article is needed.
* 5. _an_ MP3 player: "MP3" is pronounced "em-pee-three". It starts with the vowel sound /e/, so we use "an".
* 6. _a_ laptop: "Laptop" starts with a consonant sound (/l/), so we use "a".
Answers:
1. a
2. –
3. an
4. –
5. an
6. a
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2. Choose the correct options.
This section tests subject-verb agreement with demonstrative pronouns ("this", "that", "these", "those").
* Rule: "This" and "that" are singular. "These" and "those" are plural. The verb must agree with the subject.
* 0. _These_ are my shoes.: "Shoes" is plural, so we need the plural pronoun "These".
* 1. What are _these_?: The verb "are" is plural, so the subject must be plural. "These" is correct.
* 2. Is _that_ your bag?: "Bag" is singular, so we need the singular pronoun "that".
* 3. _These_ are my photos.: "Photos" is plural, so we need the plural pronoun "These".
* 4. _This_ is the new teacher.: "Teacher" is singular, so we need the singular pronoun "This".
* 5. Are _these_ sandwiches?: The verb "Are" is plural, so the subject must be plural. "These" is correct.
Answers:
1. These
2. these
3. that
4. These
5. This
6. these
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3. Complete the sentences with the correct possessive pronoun.
This section tests your knowledge of possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs).
* Rule: Possessive pronouns stand alone and replace a noun + possessive adjective (e.g., "my book" becomes "mine"). They show ownership without needing a noun after them.
* 0. ‘Are these my sandwiches?’ ‘Yes, they’re _yours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "you". "Yours" = "your sandwiches".
* 1. ‘Are these Sue’s trainers?’ ‘Yes, they’re _hers_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "Sue" (a female). "Hers" = "Sue's trainers".
* 2. ‘Is this your computer?’ ‘No. My parents use it. It’s _theirs_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "my parents". "Theirs" = "my parents' computer".
* 3. ‘Whose biscuits are these?’ ‘Marie and I made them. They’re _ours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "Marie and I". "Ours" = "Marie and my biscuits".
* 4. ‘Is this my orange juice?’ ‘Yes, it’s _yours_.’: The answer confirms ownership belongs to "you". "Yours" = "your orange juice".
Answers:
1. hers
2. theirs
3. ours
4. yours
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4. Put the apostrophe in the correct place.
This section tests the use of the possessive 's.
* Rule: To show possession for a singular noun, add 's. For a plural noun ending in 's', just add an apostrophe (').
* 0. Mrs Taylor’s class...: Singular noun (Mrs Taylor), so add 's. (Given as correct).
* 1. Jenny’s favourite band...: Singular noun (Jenny), so add 's.
* 2. My parents’ car...: Plural noun (parents), so add only the apostrophe (').
* 3. Henry’s guitar...: Singular noun (Henry), so add 's.
* 4. My friends’ names...: Plural noun (friends), so add only the apostrophe (').
* 5. This is my dog’s bed.: Singular noun (dog), so add 's.
Answers:
1. Jenny’s
2. parents’
3. Henry’s
4. friends’
5. dog’s
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5. Match the words (0–8) to the pictures (a–i).
This is a vocabulary matching exercise. You need to identify the object in each picture.
* 0. pen → b: Picture 'b' shows a pen.
* 1. camera → c: Picture 'c' shows a camera.
* 2. chips → d: Picture 'd' shows a plate of chips (french fries).
* 3. sandwich → a: Picture 'a' shows a sandwich.
* 4. trainers → e: Picture 'e' shows a pair of trainers (sneakers).
* 5. trousers → f: Picture 'f' shows a pair of trousers (pants).
* 6. key → g: Picture 'g' shows a key.
* 7. jacket → i: Picture 'i' shows a jacket.
* 8. socks → h: Picture 'h' shows a pair of socks.
Answers:
1. c
2. d
3. a
4. e
5. f
6. g
7. i
8. h
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