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Pronoun Exercise Learn about Pronoun click here Ex 1: Identify underlined word: Possessive Adjective case or Possessive pronouns case 1. They think everything is  theirs .  2. This is not Emma's tablet. This is her tablet. 3. Is there an interactive whiteboard in our classroom? 4. Sorry, I don't have my homework. 5. Whose trainers are those? Are those yours , Maria? 6. This sandwich is better than mine . 7. Is that your mobile? Exercise 2, 3, & 4 are taken from Oxford Practice Grammar by John Eastwood (Second Edition) Unit 98 Ex 2: Subject and object forms Complete the conversation. Put in the pronouns. Nick: Did (►) you say that you and Harriet wanted some coloured lights for your party? Mike: Yes, but (►) it's OK. Melanie's neighbour Jake has got some, and (1) _________'s going to lend (2) _________ to (3) _________ . Nick: Great. Is Rita coming to the party? Mike: We've invited (4) _________ of course, but (5) _________ isn't sure if (6) ____...

Present Tense – Indefinite or Continuous: Fill in the correct form. 1. It often __________________ in Ireland ( rain ). 2.It   __________________ there now ( rain )? 3. Ahmed __________________ to her parents every Sunday night ( write ). 4. Stop at once! You __________________ the flowers every time the ball __________________ in the garden ( break, land ) 5. Where is Aslam? He __________________ tennis with Ahmed. ( play ) 6. She normally __________________ in Lahore but she __________________ with friends at the moment. ( live, stay ) 7. Hurry up, the teacher __________________ to begin ( wait ). 8. I __________________ a word Aslam says ( not believe ). 9. The new lawnmower ( گھاس کاٹنے والا یا والی مشین ) __________________ well at the moment ( work ) 10. What __________________ do for a living? ( you, do ) 11. As a secretary I __________________ hundreds of letters every week ( write ). 12. My boss __________________ to change jobs soon ( want ) 13. ...

Read about Word Classes click here Word Classes Exercise 1: Exercise 1 is taken from Oxford Practice Grammar by John Eastwood Unit 1 Is the underlined word a verb , a noun or an adjective ? ► Shall we go for a walk ?                              noun ► Shall we walk into town?                           verb 1. Jessica wanted to talk to Rita.  _____________ 2. Jessica wanted a talk with Rita.   _____________ 3. The windows aren't very clean .   _____________ 4. Doesn't anyone clean the windows? _____________ 5. We went to a fabulous show in New York.   ____________ 6. Jessica wanted to show Rita her photos. _____________ 7. Henry thought Claire looked beautiful.   _____________ 8. A strange...

Past Simple (Past Indefinite) and Past Continuous Exercise - 1 Here's an exercise to practise the verb tenses. Choose the past simple or past continuous tense.

Past Simple (Past Indefinite) and Past Continuous Exercise - 2 Here's an exercise to practise the verb tenses. Choose the past simple or past continuous tense. Loading…   Answers: 1. When his train got to the station, his family was waiting on the platform. 2. Why were you standing on a table when I came into the room? 3. When you arrived at the party, who was there? 4. Jessica was watching a film when she heard the noise. 5. John was working in a university when he met his wife. 6. They were playing cricket when Tim hurt his ankle. 7. When I left the house, the rain was falling . 8. He was taking a shower when the telephone rang . 9. He was in the shower when the telephone rang . 10. When she walked into the studio, everyone was designing . 11. It was a day last June. The sun was shining , the birds were humming . 12. My friend was living in Sudan when the Revolution started . 13. What were they doing when she called you up last night? 14. At 8 pm...

Oxford Practice Grammar By John Eastwood. We strongly recommend buying a hardcopy of this book. Unit 19 Put the correct verb. Use past simple, past continuous, and past perfect. Read this true story. A young man (walk) into a supermarket in Southampton and (put) a few items of food in a basket. He (choose) a time when not many people (shop) in the store. He (find) a checkout where no one else (wait). When the cashier (check) the goods, the man (give) her a £10 note. When she (open) the till, the man quickly (snatch) all the money from it and (run) out of the store before she (realize) what (happen). At the time the security guard (stand) at the other end of the store. When staff (check) the records in the till, they (find) that the thief (take) only £4.37. The operation (cost) him £5.63, as he (leave) the £10 note behind.  Answers: A young man walked into a supermarket in Southampton and put a few items of food in a basket. He *chose a time when not many people were shopping in...