Pronouns & Possessives (review)

A: I went to Angela's house but there was ........... there.

B: They have gone away for the weekend.

• nothing

• anybody

• nobody

• nowhere

A: Have you seen Frank ..........?

B: He was in Mr Smith's office two minutes ago.

• someone

• anywhere

• nowhere

• nothing

A: I'd like to see you now. I have ............to say to you.

B: Of course. Come to my office.

• nothing

• anything

• nobody

• something

A: Is .......... wrong with Jimmy? He looks upset.

B: He had an argument with his parents.

• anything

• nothing

• something

• somebody

A: Mum, there's ................waiting for you at the door.

B: Who is it?

• someone

• somebody

• someone or somebody

• no one or nobody

Somebody, someone, nobody, nothing, anything .... They are called ....

• personal pronouns

• indefinite pronouns

• reflexive pronouns

• possessive pronouns

A: How did you hurt your hand?

B: I burnt ................ while frying eggs this morning.

• me

• myself

• it

• I

A: Shouldn't you turn off the TV before you fall asleep?

B: I don't have to. It will actually turn ............ off in half an hour.

• itself

• it

• myself

• herself

A: Is there any dessert?

B: Of course. Help ........ to some chocolate pudding in the fridge.

• yourself

• myself

• himself

• herself

A: Do you have to help your little brother get ready?

B: Oh, no. He can dress .....

• itself

• herself

• himself

• myself