A2–B2
Possessives, Pronouns and Quantifiers — English Grammar Exercises
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Possessive Forms of Nouns
Matt and Jane's house, a map of the city, today's news — 's, s', of-phrases and more
Start practicing → 60 exercisesPossessive Adjectives and Pronouns
my/mine, your/yours, of mine, on my own, its/it's, whose/who's
Start practicing → 60 exercisesOne/Ones, Another, The Other
Which one? Another one. The other ones. Plus each other vs themselves
Start practicing → 60 exercisesReflexive and Other Pronouns
yourself, themselves, by myself, I did it myself, impersonal you/they/one
Start practicing → 60 exercisesSome, Any, All, Most, No, None of
None of the bread is fresh. Most people agree. Every student has a book.
Start practicing → 60 exercisesIndefinite Pronouns
someone/anyone/no one/everyone, something interesting, nowhere to go
Start practicing → 60 exercisesMuch, Many, (A) Little, (A) Few, Too, Enough
too many people, not enough food, a few friends vs few friends
Start practicing → 60 exercisesBoth, Either, Neither; Each, Every
Both dishes are tasty, neither is expensive, either...or, neither...nor
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