3 Underline the correct word or phrase. Example: I usually go to bed on / at eleven o’clock. 1 Is that my / mine book? 2 I like these / those blue shoes here. 3 Peter is Davids’ / David’s friend. 4 Does he can / Can he drive a car? 5 Jack has a girlfriend pretty / pretty girlfriend. 6 Her cousin is a / an teacher. 7 I’m a good student. I’m never / I never am late for class. 8 That’s Mike’s wife, Laura. Do you know she / her? 9 Do you work / work you in a shop? 10 What time is it? It’s / I have half past five.
2. The teacher said to me that I had not done my work well
3. The poor man said to the rich man that his horse was wild. It could kill his horse.
4. The rich man said to the judge that that man's horse had killed his horse. 5. The woman said that that man had spoken to her on the road.
6. My classmate said to me that he couldn’t explain that rule to me
7. The teacher said to the class that they should discuss that subject the next day.
8. The woman said to her son that she was glad she was there.
9. Mike said that they had bought those books that day.
10. She said to me that she could read my translation.
11. Our teacher said that Thackeray's novels were very interesting.
12. She said: that I would read that book in the 9th form.
13. Nellie said that she had read 'Jane Eyre' the year before.