Question 1 of 12 · from lesson 59: I/me, he/him, they/them etc.
Finish the sentences with him, her or them.
I've never met the head teacher. Have you met ?
AnswerI've never met the head teacher. Have you met him?
Question 2 of 12 · from lesson 59: I/me, he/him, they/them etc.
Complete the sentences with I, me, you, she, her and so on.
He always helps us, but never help .
AnswerHe always helps us, but we never help him.
Question 3 of 12 · from lesson 60: my/his/their etc.
Put in my, our, your, his, her, their or its.
"Is that car?" "No, I haven't got a car."
Answer"Is that your car?" "No, I haven't got a car."
Question 4 of 12 · from lesson 60: my/his/their etc.
Complete the sentences with my, his, their and so on and one of these: coat, homework, house, husband, job, key, name.
Use these
coathomeworkhousehusbandjobkeyname
"What are the children doing?" "They're doing ."
Answer"What are the children doing?" "They're doing their homework."
Question 5 of 12 · from lesson 61: Whose is this? It's mine/yours/hers etc.
Finish each sentence with mine, yours, his, hers, ours or theirs.
It's their dog. It's .
AnswerIt's their dog. It's theirs.
Question 6 of 12 · from lesson 61: Whose is this? It's mine/yours/hers etc.
Choose the right word for each gap.
Jodie is going to the match with (her / hers) brother on Saturday.
AnswerJodie is going to the match with her brother on Saturday.
Question 7 of 12 · from lesson 62: I/me/my/mine
Somebody asks "Do you recognise that man?" and so on. Answer each question in the same way as the example.
An old man points at a group of people outside a church and asks, "Do you recognise those people?"
Yes, I , but I've forgotten names.
AnswerYes, I recognise them, but I've forgotten their names.
Question 8 of 12 · from lesson 62: I/me/my/mine
Finish these sentences in the same way as the example.
I asked them .
AnswerI asked them to eat with me at my flat.
Question 9 of 12 · from lesson 63: myself/yourself/themselves etc.
Complete the sentences. Use each other, or ourselves, yourselves, themselves, or us, you, them.
Lisa and Hannah worked together for years, but they never see now.
AnswerLisa and Hannah worked together for years, but they never see each other now.
Question 10 of 12 · from lesson 63: myself/yourself/themselves etc.
Finish the sentences with myself, yourself and so on.
I was chopping onions and I cut .
AnswerI was chopping onions and I cut myself.
Question 11 of 12 · from lesson 64: -'s (Kate's camera / my brother's car etc.)
Here is a family. Pat and Colin are married. They have a son, Ryan, and a daughter, Leanne. Leanne is married to Darren. Leanne and Darren have a son, Kyle. Write sentences about the people in the family.
(Pat / grandmother)
AnswerPat is Kyle's grandmother.
Question 12 of 12 · from lesson 64: -'s (Kate's camera / my brother's car etc.)
Five people are waiting at a bus station in Leeds. Meera has a woolly hat and a rucksack. Tom has an umbrella. Ruth has a pair of walking boots. Joy has a long striped scarf. Callum has a set of car keys. Answer the questions. Use one word only.
A pair of walking boots.
And these?
AnswerAnd these? Ruth's.
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