Nouns, Pronouns, and Determiners – English Grammar Test for B1
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(a) Chair
(b) Bread
(c) Book
2 I bought two … of chocolate for the party.
(a) bars
(b) bar
(c) pieces
3 There aren’t … people in the library.
(a) many
(b) much
(c) few
4 … car is parked outside? – It’s John’s.
(a) Who
(b) Whose
(c) Who’s
5 Can you give me … information about the course?
(a) a
(b) some
(c) many
6 Look at that boy. Do you know …?
(a) he
(b) him
(c) his
7 My parents live in London. I visit … every weekend.
(a) them
(b) their
(c) they
8 There is … milk in the fridge.
(a) few
(b) a little
(c) many
9 We need to buy … apples for the picnic.
(a) a few
(b) a little
(c) much
10 This is my pen. That pen is … .
(a) my
(b) mine
(c) me
11 … students passed the exam.
(a) Much
(b) A lot of
(c) Little
12 The teacher gave … homework today.
(a) a lot of
(b) many
(c) few
13 Is there … bread left on the table?
(a) some
(b) any
(c) a
14 He cut … while cooking.
(a) himself
(b) him
(c) his
15 … house is bigger, ours or theirs?
(a) Who
(b) Which
(c) Whose
16 We don’t have … time to finish the project.
(a) much
(b) many
(c) a few
17 This is Anna. Have you met … before?
(a) she
(b) her
(c) hers
18 I can’t find my keys. Have you seen …?
(a) they
(b) them
(c) their
19 There are very … mistakes in your essay. Well done!
(a) few
(b) little
(c) much
20 She wants to buy … new shoes.
(a) some
(b) any
(c) much
21 Be careful with the glass. Don’t break … .
(a) it
(b) its
(c) itself
22 … of the two sisters is taller?
(a) Who
(b) Which
(c) What
23 I didn’t enjoy the party. There were too … people.
(a) much
(b) many
(c) some
24 This cake is delicious. Did you make it by …?
(a) yourself
(b) you
(c) yours
25 He doesn’t have … friends here.
(a) much
(b) many
(c) a little
26 … is knocking at the door.
(a) Somebody
(b) Anybody
(c) Nobody
27 Can I borrow … books from you?
(a) some
(b) a little
(c) much
28 I know this is your phone, but where is … ?
(a) my
(b) mine
(c) me
29 I don’t know … of these roads is shorter.
(a) who
(b) which
(c) what
30 The baby is crying. Please give … some milk.
(a) it
(b) its
(c) itself
Answer
1 (b) Bread
Explanation: “Bread” is an uncountable noun, while “chair” and “book” are countable.
2 (a) bars
Explanation: We say “bars of chocolate” for countable units.
3 (a) many
Explanation: “People” is countable plural → use “many.”
4 (b) Whose
Explanation: “Whose” asks about possession.
5 (b) some
Explanation: We use “some information” because “information” is uncountable.
6 (b) him
Explanation: After the verb “know” we need an object pronoun → “him.”
7 (a) them
Explanation: “Visit them” (object pronoun).
8 (b) a little
Explanation: “Milk” is uncountable → “a little milk.”
9 (a) a few
Explanation: “Apples” are countable plural → “a few apples.”
10 (b) mine
Explanation: Possessive pronoun “mine” replaces “my pen.”
11 (b) A lot of
Explanation: Works with plural countable nouns → “a lot of students.”
12 (a) a lot of
Explanation: “Homework” is uncountable → use “a lot of homework.”
13 (b) any
Explanation: In questions with uncountable nouns → “any bread.”
14 (a) himself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun is needed when the subject and object are the same.
15 (c) Whose
Explanation: “Whose house” asks about possession.
16 (a) much
Explanation: “Time” is uncountable → use “much.”
17 (b) her
Explanation: Object pronoun → “Have you met her?”
18 (b) them
Explanation: “Keys” is plural countable → use “them.”
19 (a) few
Explanation: “Few mistakes” = almost none, positive sense here.
20 (a) some
Explanation: We usually use “some” in positive statements.
21 (a) it
Explanation: “Glass” is singular → pronoun “it.”
22 (b) Which
Explanation: “Which” is used to choose between a limited set.
23 (b) many
Explanation: “People” is countable plural → “too many people.”
24 (a) yourself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun when someone does something alone.
25 (b) many
Explanation: “Friends” is countable plural → “many friends.”
26 (a) Somebody
Explanation: “Somebody” is used for affirmative sentences.
27 (a) some
Explanation: “Some books” is correct.
28 (b) mine
Explanation: “Mine” is the possessive pronoun replacing “my phone.”
29 (b) which
Explanation: “Which of these roads” = choice among known options.
30 (a) it
Explanation: “Baby” (neutral) → pronoun “it.”