I. Write plural number of the following nouns:
A pencil, a fox, a city, a play, a table, a leaf, a mouse, a house, a man, a child.
II. Put articles where necessary:
1. Pete has ... small family. He has ... father and ... mother. He has no ... brother, but he has ... sister. His sister is ... pupil. She is ... good girl. She has ... many Russian books, but she has no ... English books. 2. There is ... writing-desk in ... room. ... writing-desk is good. There is ... lamp on ... writing desk. 3. My uncle has ... large family. They are six in ... family. 4. My father is ... engineer. He works at ... big factory. 5. We have ... good library. Our books are in ... big bookcase. 6. Is your sister ... married? 7. What do you do after ... breakfast? — I go to ... school. 8. When do you come ... home? — I come ... home at ... half past two. 9. Do you like to watch TV in ... evening?
III. Put possessive pronouns:
1. I clean … teeth every morning. 2. He has … English lessons in the evening. 3. They like … house. 4. She had … hair done yesterday. 5. We like to spend … holidays together. 6. When do you usually have ... lunch?
IV. Put necessary indefinite pronouns:
1. There are ... pictures in the book. 2. Are there ... new students in your group? 3. There are ... old houses in our street. 4. Are there ... English textbooks on the desks? - - Yes, there are ... . 5. Are there ... maps on the walls? —No, there aren't ... .
A pencil, a fox, a city, a play, a table, a leaf, a mouse, a house, a man, a child.
II. Put articles where necessary:
1. Pete has ... small family. He has ... father and ... mother. He has no ... brother, but he has ... sister. His sister is ... pupil. She is ... good girl. She has ... many Russian books, but she has no ... English books. 2. There is ... writing-desk in ... room. ... writing-desk is good. There is ... lamp on ... writing desk. 3. My uncle has ... large family. They are six in ... family. 4. My father is ... engineer. He works at ... big factory. 5. We have ... good library. Our books are in ... big bookcase. 6. Is your sister ... married? 7. What do you do after ... breakfast? — I go to ... school. 8. When do you come ... home? — I come ... home at ... half past two. 9. Do you like to watch TV in ... evening?
III. Put possessive pronouns:
1. I clean … teeth every morning. 2. He has … English lessons in the evening. 3. They like … house. 4. She had … hair done yesterday. 5. We like to spend … holidays together. 6. When do you usually have ... lunch?
IV. Put necessary indefinite pronouns:
1. There are ... pictures in the book. 2. Are there ... new students in your group? 3. There are ... old houses in our street. 4. Are there ... English textbooks on the desks? - - Yes, there are ... . 5. Are there ... maps on the walls? —No, there aren't ... .
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.2.
1. A, a, a, -, a, a, a, -, -.
2. A, the, the, the,
3. A, the
4. An, the
5. A, a
6. -
7. -, to
8. -, -, -.
9. The.
.3.
1. My
2. Her
3. Their
4. Her
5. Our
6. Your
.4.
1. Some
2. Any
3. Some
4. Any, some
5. Any, none
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