8th reviewing quiz Pronouns quantifiers adjectives

Complete the sentences with the appropriate pronouns.

1. These are ​ (a)   cousins. (I)

2. Those are not ​ (b)   notebooks. (she)

3. They asked ​ (c)    to invite ​ (d)   (they/we)

I don´t think it´s your room, I think it´s ​ (e)   (they)

• my
• her
• them
• us
• theirs
• mine
• him
• their

Complete the sentences with the appropriate pronouns:

A: My boss and I always give (a)   the same holiday gifts. Every year I give him a book and he gives me a scarf.

      B: Funny. I always thought you bought ​ (b)   a lot of scarves.

• each other
• yourself
• ourselves
• himself

Complete the sentences with the appropriate pronouns

1. A: Did you and Armina go to Japan by (a)    or with a tour group?

      B: With a group. We've all kept in touch with ​ (b)   since the trip.

• yourselves
• yourself
• one another
• ourselves

Complete the sentences with the appropriate pronouns

​ (a)   student can borrow books from the library.

None of the rooms was the same. ​ (b)   was different.

My mother can't swim and I can't ​ (c)  

Let's meet at 5 or 7 o'clock. No, ​ (d)   of those times are good for me.

• Every
• Each
• either
• neither

1. ​ (a)   of my two brothers are married. They are planning on staying single.

2. ​ (b)   you do what I say or I'll complain to the boss.

3. Insects live on ​ (c)   continent.

4. ​ (d)   of us has to inform the headmaster about what they intend to do.

• Neither
• Either
• every
• Each

There are ​ (a)   women politicians in the UK. Many people think there should be more.

I've got ​ (b)   cakes to give away. Would you like one?

• few
• a few

She has ​ (a)   self-confidence. She has a lot of trouble talking to new people.

We've got ​ (b)   time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?

• little
• a little

Let's go to the movies. I have  ​ (a)    money.

I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have ​ (b)   money.

The party was fun. There were ​ (c)   people I knew there.

Not many children like vegetables. For example,  ​ (d)    children eat squash.

• a little
• little
• a few
• few

Are there ​ (a)   new students this year?

There is ​ (b)   cheese left in the fridge.

​ (c)   backpackers travel to the east coast every summer.

We spent ​ (d)   money on our last holiday.

• any
• some
• Many
• too much

Match the following adjectives, nouns, or adjective clauses that describe the noun

• long red silk

• She owns a _______ scarf.

   

• mental

• Is this book about ______ illness?

• unsafe

• The cake _______ was delicious.

• beautiful

• The swings were ___ (prefix + adj), so the children had to be careful while playing.

• that she baked

• The children played on the ___ (adj+suffix) playground until sunset.