Unit 25 Subjects and Object Pronouns

Part 1 Subject Pronouns

Rewrite the sentences. Use subject pronouns.

1. Carlos works in an office.

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2. Carlos and Tomiko need a ride.

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3. My friends and I want to go to the party.

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4. Kathy’s car is small.

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5. Bill invited a lot of people.

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6. Carlos’s wife didn’t go to the party.

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Part 2 Object Pronouns

Rewrite the sentences. Use object pronouns.

1. I didn’t see Carlos.

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2. I met Bill’s wife.

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3. I talked to Bill and Carlos.

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4. I didn’t see Tomiko or Carlos’s wife.

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5. They put the dog outside all night.

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6. Bill talked to me and my friend.

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Part 3 Object Pronouns

Complete the conversations. Use me, you, him, her, it, us, or them.

1. A: Here, Bill This gift is for _____.

B: Thanks a lot.

2. A: Do you like Kathy’s boyfriend?

B: I don’t know _______.

3. A: Kathy, would you like something to drink?

B: Yes, please get ________ a soda.

4. A: How did Carlos and Tomiko get here?

B: Kathy gave _______ a ride.

5. A: Carlos, can I use your cell phone?

B: I don’t have _______ here.

6. A: Bill, where is your wife?

B: Carlos is talking to __________.

7. A: Tomiko, do you like these earrings?

B: Yes, I like _______ very much.

8. You and your girlfriend didn’t come to the party?

B: That’s because nobody invited _________.

Part 4 Subject and Object Pronouns

Write conversations. Put the words in the correct order.

1. A: you/ these chocolates/ . _________________________

B: love/them/we/ thanks/ . _________________________

2. A: loves/ she / you / . ____________________________

B: her/don’t/love/I/ . ____________________________

3. A: the / give / keys / you / he / can / ? ____________________________

B: he/them/find/can’t/ . ___________________________________

4. A: you / I / can / help / ? _______________________________

B: show/you/your/can/jackets/me/ ? ____________________________

5. A: these / us / for / are seats / ? ______________________

B: them/are/for/no/they/ . _______________________________

Part 5 Subject and Object Pronouns

Complete the conversations with subject and object pronouns.

1. A: Where are the chips?

B: ____ are in the dining room. I put _____ on the table.

2. A: Did you invite Carlos and Tomiko? I like _________.

B: Yes, ______ are coming with Kathy. _____ has a car.

3. A: Did you invite Mark?

B: I invited ______, but ______ can’t come.

4. A: This chair is heavy. I can’t move ____. Can you help _____?

B: Sure

5. A: Oh, I hear the doorbell. Somebody’s at the door. Can you open ______?

B: ____ is already open.

6. A: Hello, Tomiko. It’s nice to meet _________. Bill talks about ______ all the time.
7. A: Bill, Tomiko is thirsty. Give _______ this soda.

B: But _______ is drinking some soda right now.

8. A: Bill, there are chocolates on the table. Are they for ________?

B: Yes, Carlos bought _______ for you and me.

Unit 26 How Much / How Many

Part 1 How Much / How many

Write questions about your refrigerator.

1. (potatoes)

How many potatoes are in your refrigerator? There are a few.

2. (oranges)

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3. (bananas)

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4. (milk)

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5. (apples)

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6. (fruit)

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7. (soda)

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8. (yogurt)

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9. (juice)

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10. (eggs)

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Part 2 How Much / How many

Answer the questions about your last vacation. Use numbers or the words below.

(a lot none not many not much)

1. How many days were you away?

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2. How much money did you spend?

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3. How many postcards did you send?

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4. How many people were with you?

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5. How many suitcases did you take?

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6. How much swimming did you take?

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7. How many different restaurants did you eat in?

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8. How much time were you alone?

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Part 3 General Quantity Expressions

Complete the sentences. Use a few, a little, many, or much.

1. The hotel has _______ workers.
2. The hotel doesn’t have _________ parking spaces.
3. The hotel doesn’t have ______ rooms.
4. It doesn’t cost _______ money to stay at the hotel.
5. I have _______ information about the hotel.
6. The newspaper has ________ ads about the hotel.
7. The hotel rooms have __________ furniture in them.
8. You can watch ________ movies in your hotel room.
9. People don’t eat ________ meals at the hotel.
10. People don’t spend _________ time at the hotel.

Part 5 Conversation Completion

Complete the conversation. Use the words below.

( a, bet, did, How, many, much, nothing, people, time, was, way, were)

Judy: Welcome back.

Amanda: Thanks.

Mark: How was Ecuador?

Josh: Great.

Judy: How ________ days were you away?

Amanda: Ten. We ________ in Quito and the Galapagos Islands.

Judy: Not ________. Only four days. But it ________ great. We took

about _________ hundred photos. And we ate and slept on a boat.

Mark: Really? How many __________ were on the boat?

Amanda: Twelve including us. All very interesting people.

Judy: I’ll ________. How much _______ the trip cost?

Amanda: Almost ________. We won it on that Internet quiz show, “The Price is Rite”.

Judy: You’re kidding!

Amanda: No!

Judy: Well, that’s the ________ to go.

Unit 27 There Is/ There Are/ There Was/ There Were

Part 1 Affirmative and Negative Statements with There is/ There are

Complete the sentences with affirmative or negative statements.

1. ( - ) There isn’t a woman at the table.
2. (+) There is a man at the table.
3. (+) There ____ some fruit at the table.
4. (- ) There _____ any ice cream on the table.
5. ( - ) There ____ any hamburgers on the table.
6. (+) There ____ some milk on the table.
7. (+) There ____ some eggs on the table.
8. (+) There ___ a banana on the table.
9. (+) There ___ an apple on the table.
10. ( - ) There ______ any cheese on the table.
11. (+) There _____ some muffins on the table.
12. ( - ) There _____ any cookies on the table.

Part 2 Affirmative and Negative Statements with There is / There are

Write sentences about your bedroom. Use there and the words in parentheses.

1. (two beds) ________________________________________
2. (rug) ____________________________________________
3. (television) _______________________________________
4. (computer) _______________________________________
5. (food) ___________________________________________
6. (clothes) _________________________________________
7. (shoes) __________________________________________
8. (radio) __________________________________________
9. (books) __________________________________________
10. (money) _________________________________________