Pronouns
тест (английский язык, 6 класс) по теме

Indefinite pronouns    

some-     any-     no-     every

 someone   anyone         no one        everyone       somebody      anybody        nobody  

everybody     something           anything        nothing       everything

There isn't ......................... who can help you.

I've had hardly anything to eat today.

There's ...................... here at the moment.

........................ knows what they have to do, don't they?

This is something special.

This isn't ....................... important.  .................... is OK.

I 'd like ................... cheaper. This is too expensive.

A: Haven't you got ....................... to do?  B: No, nothing.

Is there ......................... for me to sit on?

This isn't mine. It's .......................... else's coat.

Is there ........................... here who's a doctor?

INDEFINITE     PRONOUNS:

SOMEBODY    ANYBODY         EVERYBODY        NOBODY              SOMEBODY       ANYWHERE

NOWHERE      SOMETHING       ANYTHING           EVERYTHING      NOTHING           EVERYWHERE

1-...................can speak all the languages in the world.

2-I think there is.................... at the door.

3-Where are my keys? I've seen them ..........,but I don’t remember.

4-Where can I live  without working? ............

5-Does.............. know where the post office is?

6-You can find Coca Cola..........................

7-I need.............to read-have you got a paper?

8-I am bored-there is .........to do.

9-................needs money.

10-We are good friends.We tell each other.........

11-Come and see a film with us !  Oh I  don't want to go ...................

SOMEBODY         ANYBODY       EVERYBODY        NOBODY            SOMEBODY           ANYWHERE  

EVERYWHERE    NOWHERE       SOMETHING       ANYTHING      EVERYTHING       NOTHING

1-I am sorry I haven't got ............for you to drink

2-Has..............seen  Janet today?  I cannot remember where.

3-Would you like a sandwich? No,thank you ............  to eat.

4-What would you like? .............just now,thank you.

5-Mary is here to see you!  I don't want to see.........

6-Is ................all right?  Yes thanks no problems.

7-I can't find my coat ................................

8-Do you know Sedat ?  Yes,.................knows Sedat.

9-Did .............telephone yesterday? No ............

10-Have you got ................................to eat?

Subject / Object Questions:

1.Someone is writing for you.

   Who ............................................................?

2. Colombus discovered something.

   What ...........................................................?

3. He eats something for breakfast.

   What ..........................................................?

4. Someone teaches you English.

    Who ...........................................................?

5. Ben is watching something on TV.

   What ...........................................................?

6. Helen and Tom saw someone.  

    Who ...........................................................?

7. Something happened to Cemil this morning.

    What ..........................................................?

8. Temel Reis telephoned someone.

    Who ...........................................................?

A: REWRITE THESE SENTENCES CHANGING THE INDIRECT OBJECT TO HIM, HER OR THEM:

1. He cooked a nice meal for all his friends. He cooked them a nice meal.

2. She lent some money to her grandmother..................................

3. Hand that plate to your brother. .......................................

4. Who'll read a story to the children? ...................................

5. I've made some coffee for father. .......................................

6. Jack's gone to get some water for his mother. ..........................

7. He offered the job to a young girl. ....................................

Reflexives

myself  yourself   himself  herself   itself  ourselves  yourselves   themselves

1.I like ...............

2.The baby can dress ................

3.The young man is painting a picture of .................

4.We are buying ............. new coats today.

5.The women built the houses ..............

6.It’s true.I read it ................... last week.

7.Please help ................. to more food, Donna.

8.He always looks ............ in the mirror before he goes out.

9.He hit ............. in the head.

10.She dresses ..............  in red every day.

11.I stopped .............. just in time.

12.He is always talking to ...............

13. They can’t lend any money. They need the money ..........

Indefinite Pronouns

somebody       something       anybody      anything

1. I don’t think ................... knows her.

2. She never gives her poor cat .................. to drink.

3. Listen! I have .................. to tell you.

4. ............... telephoned you. He’s going to call you back later.

5. The baby was hungry so I gave her .................. to eat.

6. There is .................. wrong with my bike.

7. .................. ate my lunch.

8. There isn’t ................. in the box. It’s empty.

reflexive pronouns

singular: myself    yourself   himself, herself, itself, oneself

plural:   ourselves yourselves themselves

The soldier absented himself without leave for three weeks.

I cut myself shaving this morning.

We really enjoyed ourselves at the funfair.

I've cut my lip. We enjoyed the funfair.

I've cut myself. (Not *me*)

I must dress/wash. (> dress/wash myself)

Polly's nearly learnt how to dress herself now.

I got such a shock when I saw myself in the mirror.

The boss gave himself a rise. (= gave a rise to himself)

There is a difference in meaning between themselves and each other after verbs such as accuse, blame, help, look at

The two bank clerks blamed themselves for the mistake. (= They both took the blame.)

The two bank clerks blamed each other for the mistake.  (= The one blamed the other.)

Look after yourself!

Lucy's looking very pleased with herself.

We gave ourselves up.

Kate and myself think_ (Kate and I_ is preferable)

By + reflexive means 'unaided' or 'alone':

Susie made this doll's dress all by herself. (= unaided)

He lives by himself. (= alone)

You can blame no one but yourself. (= except yourself)

Harry would like to marry a girl younger than himself.

Reflexive pronouns used for emphasis

You yourself heard the explosion quite clearly.

The engine itself is all right, but the lights are badly damaged.

You heard the explosion yourself.

Tom's all right himself, but his wife is badly hurt.

Mr Bates rang the 'boss him'self. (and not the boss's secretary)

I don't know what's the matter with me. I'm not myself today.

REFLEXIVES

Match the Pairs;
1. Can I borrow a pen and some paper?                              No, I made it myself.

2. Where did you learn to paint?                                          Enjoy yourselves.

3. We are off to the party now.                                              Sure help yourself.

4. What did you say? I didn’t hear you.                               Let me introduce myself.

5. Sorry, who are you?                                                           I thought myself actually.

6. Did you buy that table?                                                      I was talking to myself.

7. Why is he wearing a bandage on his finger?                  I think they did it themselves.

8. Who cut thair hair?                                                             He burned himself.