1.me
2.her
3.he
4.me
5.he
2. 106. Our parents worry about my brother more than about e) me
2.107. Mary asked us not to leave without a) her
2.108. If I see tonight, I'll tell him to call you. c) him
2.109. It takes 20 minutes to get there. c) me
2.110. It's true that I am taller than is. d) he
2.111. I've got a dog; that dog is c) mine
2.112. You've got a car; that car is b) yours
2.113. They've got a computer; that computer is d) theirs
2.114. We've got a house; that house is b) ours
2.115. She's got a garden; that garden is d) hers
answers d) hers
2.116. The bird is in nest. b) its
2.117. Many people enjoy reading about England and people. c) its
2.118. Janet is much more charming than friend. b) her
2.119. I've eaten all my apples and John has eaten one of
c) his
2.120. We've had our breakfast. Have they had a) theirs
2.121. She talks a lot about John and d) herself
2.122. We did it all by d) ourselves
2.123. I lived in a tiny cottage all by a) myself
2,124. My friends enjoyed at the theatre. b) themselves
2, 125. She says she was not at the museum but I saw her there a) myself
2. 126. Uncle Tom told us the story b) himself
2,127. We give our cat the same food as we have a) ourselves
2,128. Now, Ann, you must translate this text b) yourself
2.129. This is a car that goes by d) itself
2.130. I made that chair all by b) myself
2.131. Tom and Ann looked at c) each other
2.132. During the break we spoke to d) one another
2.133. It was 1810. In days there were no railways in our country. d) those
2.134. Which apples do you want? I want ones. b) those
2.135. lines are straight. d) These
2.136. man was her cousin. c) That
2.137. pupils are easy to teach. a) Such
2. 138. was her answer. d) Such
2.139. Please, give me book. a) that
2.140. are our teachers. c) These
2.141. keeps the keys? a) Who
1.me
2.her
3.he
4.me
5.he
2. 106. Our parents worry about my brother more than about e) me
2.107. Mary asked us not to leave without a) her
2.108. If I see tonight, I'll tell him to call you. c) him
2.109. It takes 20 minutes to get there. c) me
2.110. It's true that I am taller than is. d) he
2.111. I've got a dog; that dog is c) mine
2.112. You've got a car; that car is b) yours
2.113. They've got a computer; that computer is d) theirs
2.114. We've got a house; that house is b) ours
2.115. She's got a garden; that garden is d) hers
answers d) hers
2.116. The bird is in nest. b) its
2.117. Many people enjoy reading about England and people. c) its
2.118. Janet is much more charming than friend. b) her
2.119. I've eaten all my apples and John has eaten one of
c) his
2.120. We've had our breakfast. Have they had a) theirs
2.121. She talks a lot about John and d) herself
2.122. We did it all by d) ourselves
2.123. I lived in a tiny cottage all by a) myself
2,124. My friends enjoyed at the theatre. b) themselves
2, 125. She says she was not at the museum but I saw her there a) myself
2. 126. Uncle Tom told us the story b) himself
2,127. We give our cat the same food as we have a) ourselves
2,128. Now, Ann, you must translate this text b) yourself
2.129. This is a car that goes by d) itself
2.130. I made that chair all by b) myself
2.131. Tom and Ann looked at c) each other
2.132. During the break we spoke to d) one another
2.133. It was 1810. In days there were no railways in our country. d) those
2.134. Which apples do you want? I want ones. b) those
2.135. lines are straight. d) These
2.136. man was her cousin. c) That
2.137. pupils are easy to teach. a) Such
2. 138. was her answer. d) Such
2.139. Please, give me book. a) that
2.140. are our teachers. c) These
2.141. keeps the keys? a) Who