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NAME: José Leonardo 
Vargas González 
GRAMMAR QUIZ 
DATE: 6/05/2020 
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES & PRONOUNS 
SUBJECT & OBJECT PRONOUNS 
 Complete these sixteen sentences to score your knowledge of POSSESSIVE grammar. 
 
1. My sister bought that new car last 9. The cat was hungry and tired, so it 
 week. That car is …. ate all … food and fell asleep. 
 a) his a) its 
 b) hers b) it’s 
 c) her c) it 
2. The blue car isn’t my sister’s car. 10. It’s not theirs, it’s …. We bought 
 The green one is … car. it yesterday. 
 a) her a) our 
 b) she b) them 
 c) hers c) ours 
3. Excuse me. Have you seen … 11. What time does … English class 
 cell phone? I lost it. begin? 
 a) my a) yours 
 b) mine b) you 
 c) me c) your 
4. That dog belongs to my neighbor. 12. … friend is over there by the 
 It’s … dog. cafeteria. Can you see him? 
 a) our a) Me 
 b) their b) My 
 c) his c) Mine 
5. Is this … pen? Does it belong to 13. Her friend says it’s …, but I think 
 you? it belongs to them. 
 a) you a) her 
 b) yours b) his 
 c) your c) our 
6. No, that’s not …. That pen is blue. 14. What do you like to do in … free 
 My pen is green. time? 
 a) my a) your 
 b) mine b) yours 
 c) me c) ours 
7. … home is located downtown, so 15. I don’t think that sandwich is mine. 
 it’s close to my work. I think it’s …. 
 a) We a) her 
 b) Ours b) yours 
 c) Our c) their 
8. My brother doesn’t like … new job 16. Is it his, hers, yours, ours, or …? 
 because it’s very boring. I really don’t know! 
 a) his a) they 
 b) its b) theirs 
 c) he c) them 
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1. This is a story about four people named Everybody, 
Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. There was an 
important job to be done and Everybody was sure that 
Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it, 
but Nobody did it. Somebody got angry about that 
because it was Everybody’s job. Everybody thought 
Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that 
Everybody wouldn’t do it. It ended up that Everybody 
blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody 
could have done. 
Somebody used to mean a person, when you do not know, or do not say who 
the person is. 
Everybody to mean every person. 
Anybody used to refer to any person, when it is not important to say 
exactly who. 
 Nobody to mean no person. 
 
Read the text carefully and answer 
1. What were the four people’s names? 
Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. 
2. What was Everybody sure about? 
that Somebody would do it. 
3. Was it an easy job? 
No, Everybody believed it would be easy but it wasn’t 
4. Why/why not? 
Because Anybody could have done it but Nobody did it. 
5. Was the job done? 
No, no one did 
6. Why/why not? 
because they all thought they could do it but nobody ended up doing it 
7. Who got angry? 
Everybody 
8. Why did he get angry? 
because no one did what anyone could have done 
9. Who did Everybody blame? 
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10. Could the job be done by anybody? 
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LA LIBERTAD HIGH SCHOOL 
ENGLISH WORKSHOP-2020- 
TEACHER: SANDRA JANNETH SANDOVAL OVIEDO 
NAME_______________________________________DATE_______________________GRADE___ 
 
AIM: To reinforce Indefinite Pronouns in English 
 
SOMEBODY, ANYBODY, NOBODY 
 
1. Complete the sentences with SOMEBODY, ANYBODY or NOBODY 
 
a. There is SOMEBODY in the classroom. 
b. There isn’t ANYBODY in the garden. 
c. There is NOBODY at school at this time of the day. It’s closed. 
d. Who are you going to visit? I’m going to visit SOMEBODY But, it’s a secret! 
e. What’s happening? I don’t know. NOBODY knows. 
f. Do you know ANYBODY in Rio de Janeiro? 
g. Who did you meet? NOBODY. The party was over. 
h. I’m lonely. I don’t have ANYBODY to talk to. 
 
 
 
 
 
 SOMETHING, ANYTHING, NOTHING 
 
2. Complete the sentences with SOMETHING, ANYTHING or NOTHING 
 
a. It’s too dark. I can’t see ANYTHING. 
b. What did Jane say? NOTHING She didn’t say ANYTHING 
c. I want SOMETHING to drink. I’m thirsty. 
d. This bag is empty. There is NOTHING in it! 
e. There is NOTHING to do this city! I’m bored. 
f. I want to read SOMETHING about Steve Jobs. I’ll buy a book about him. 
g. Do you know ANYTHING about insects? 
h. Children need SOMETHING to do or to play with.