EF1- (WB) 6A Reading in English

I - ​ (a)  

You - You

He - ​ (b)  

​ (c)   - Her

It - It

we - ​ (d)  

​ (e)   - Them

• me
• him
• she
• us
• They
• I
• He
• Her
• we
• Them

1. My sister has a new friend. She's on vacation with ​ (a)   right now.

2. Can you hear ​ (b)   or do I need to shout?

3. I'm really enjoying reading​ (c)   .

4. She works with her husband, and she goes to lunch with ​ (d)   every day.

5. Are you at home? Can I call ​ (e)   later?

• her
• me
• it
• him
• you

Lily is worried about her boyfriend, Jamie. She calls him every day, but he doesn't call ​ (a)   back.

When she wants to talk to Jamie, ​ (b)   always says he's busy.

She waits for ​ (c)   after work, but he's usually with his friends, and ​ (d)   don't like Lily and she doesn't like ​ (e)   .

Maybe Jamie doesn't like Lily back and it is time to break up.

• her
• he
• him
• they
• them
• she
• it

Change the italic words to pronouns.

A: Do your parents like me ?

B: Of course ___ like ___ !

Change the italic words to pronouns.

A: How often do you call your mother?

B: ___ call ___ every day.

Change the italic words to pronouns.

A: Does your husband meet you after work?

B: Yes, ___ meets ___ after work on Fridays.

Change the italic words to pronouns.

A: Do you wear glasses?

B: Yes, ___ wear ___ for reading.

Match the words to their definitions.

You may go to Cambridge Dictionary to help you.

• Nice to sit on, to be in or to wear.

• valuable

• To give something in return for money.

• Comfortable

• Worth a lot of money or feelings.

• towards

• To come to a place

• arrive

• In direction of something or somebody.

• sell

Match the words to their definitions.

You may go to Cambridge Dictionary to help you.

• A very small town in the countryside.

• through

• A substance made of small grains of stone.

• glass

• From one side to the other

• sand

• A large dry area with very few plants.

• desert

• A hard clear substance used to make windows, bottles, and other objects.

• village

Use the words of the previous exercise to complete the sentences.

1. I don't like when dogs run ​ (a)   me.

2. when do they usually ​ (b)   home?

3. It is usually hot in the ​ (c)   , but it can be very cold at night.

4. I love these new boots, they're really ​ (d)   .

5. Can you please buy some ​ (e)   cups?

• towards
• arrive
• desert
• comfortable
• glass
• sell
• through
• valuable
• sand