Грамматический практикум для 6 класса

Grammar Exercises for 6^th form

Active or Passive?

1. Robin’s cousin (plays/ is played) the guitar rather well.

2. Folk songs (can be heard/ can hear) over the radio.

3. Scientific discovery (make/ is made) by scientists.

4. The two parts of the city (are separated/ separate) by the river.

5. Forests often (destroy/ are destroyed) by fires.

6. People usually (are saved/ save) money in banks.

Use the proper degree of comparison

1. The weather today is (good) than it was yesterday, though it is still (cloudy).

2. Be careful with this rare glass vase. It is the (fragile) in this ancient collection.

3. Which plants produce (much) oxygen than the others?

4. Elephants are (big) mammals on the earth.

5. Bird dodo is an (extinct) species that died out long ago.

Personal/Objective/ Possessive/ Reflexive

1. Lions are mammals. … habitat is savannas.

1. Their b) theirs c) its

1. Peter and I are from a very big family. … relatives live in different parts of the country.

1. his b) our c) their

1. Which car is more expensive: … or …?

1. Her – my b) hers – my c) hers – mine

1. Sometimes humans bring harm to …

1. Itself b) them c) themselves

Keys

Active or Passive?

1. Robin’s cousin (plays/ is played) the guitar rather well.

2. Folk songs (can be heard/ can hear) over the radio.

3. Scientific discovery (make/ is made) by scientists.

4. The two parts of the city (are separated/ separate) by the river.

5. Forests often (destroy/ are destroyed) by fires.

6. People usually (are saved/ save) money in banks.

Use the proper degree of comparison

1. The weather today is better than it was yesterday, though it is still cloudy.

2. Be careful with this rare glass vase. It is the most fragile in this ancient collection.

3. Which plants produce more oxygen than the others?

4. Elephants are the biggest mammals on the earth.

5. Bird dodo is an extinct species that died out long ago.

Personal/Objective/ Possessive/ Reflexive

1. Lions are mammals. … habitat is savannas.

1. Their b) theirs c) its

1. Peter and I are from a very big family. … relatives live in different parts of the country.

1. his b) our c) their

1. Which car is more expensive: … or …?

1. Her – my b) hers – my c) hers – mine

1. Sometimes humans bring harm to …

1. Itself b) them c) themselves