Nouns, Pronouns, and Determiners – English Grammar Test for B1
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2 This is my seat. That one is … .
3 There are very … chairs in the room, so we need more.
4 Can you lend me … books to prepare for the exam?
5 We saw Tom yesterday. Did you see … too?
6 I’d like … water, please.
7 He blamed … for the accident.
8 … of the students in this class speak French.
9 This is not our house. It’s … .
10 Is there … milk in the fridge?
11 I have two … of bread on the table.
12 I enjoyed the trip, but the weather wasn’t very … .
13 … bag is this? – It’s Mary’s.
14 We don’t have … sugar left.
15 She was looking at … in the mirror.
16 My father loves reading … newspapers in the morning.
17 Do you know … of these people?
18 He didn’t say … during the meeting.
19 Let’s buy … flowers for her birthday.
20 The children are playing. Can you see … in the garden?
21 I don’t know … of the two girls is older.
22 Please give me … advice about my new job.
23 I cut … while chopping onions.
24 We stayed at the hotel, but … rooms were not very clean.
25 He has a car, but I don’t have … .
26 Did you enjoy … at the party last night?
27 There aren’t … people in the park today.
28 I asked him for help, but he didn’t give me … .
29 We need … time to finish this project.
30 … is knocking on the door. Can you open it?
Answer
1 much
Explanation: “Money” is uncountable → use “much.”
2 mine
Explanation: Possessive pronoun replaces “my seat.”
3 few
Explanation: “Chairs” is countable plural → “few chairs.”
4 some
Explanation: “Some books” = an indefinite quantity in affirmative.
5 him
Explanation: Object pronoun needed → “Did you see him?”
6 some
Explanation: “Some water” is correct with uncountable nouns.
7 himself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun after “blamed.”
8 Some
Explanation: “Some of the students” is correct.
9 theirs
Explanation: Possessive pronoun replacing “their house.”
10 any
Explanation: Used in questions with uncountable nouns → “any milk.”
11 loaves
Explanation: Correct measure word → “two loaves of bread.”
12 good
Explanation: “Weather” is uncountable, use adjective “good.”
13 Whose
Explanation: We use “Whose” to ask about possession.
14 much
Explanation: “Sugar” is uncountable → “not much sugar.”
15 herself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun needed.
16 the
Explanation: We use “the” for newspapers in general.
17 any
Explanation: “Do you know any of these people?”
18 anything
Explanation: Negative sentence → “didn’t say anything.”
19 some
Explanation: Positive suggestion → “some flowers.”
20 them
Explanation: Object pronoun referring to children.
21 which
Explanation: “Which of the two girls” for a choice.
22 some
Explanation: “Some advice” (uncountable).
23 myself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun needed.
24 their
Explanation: Possessive determiner for plural subject.
25 one
Explanation: Replaces the noun “car.”
26 yourself
Explanation: Reflexive pronoun when asking about enjoyment.
27 many
Explanation: “People” is countable plural → “many people.”
28 any
Explanation: “Didn’t give me any” → correct in negative.
29 some
Explanation: “Some time” = an indefinite quantity of uncountable noun.
30 Someone
Explanation: Correct indefinite pronoun in positive statement.