1. Fill in the gaps with appropriate pronouns from the list.

her, whom, that, mine, him, my, who

(b) This is the pen — you gave me.

(c) I know — did the work.

(d) I saw — in the train.

(e) This is — book.

Answers : (a) mine (b) that (c) who (d) him (e) my

2. Fill in the gaps with suitable adjectives from the list.

lazy, clever, fine, industrious, renowned, notorious, ugly

(a) Your dress is —.

(b) It is a — school at Gazipur.

(c) Those who are — cannot prosper in life.

(d) The fox is —.

(e) The ants are —.

Answers : (a) fine (b) renowned (c) lazy (d) clever (e) industrious

3. Fill in the gaps with suitable adverbs from the list.

severely, illegally, exceptionally, loudly, smoothly, carefully, usually

(a) She drives the car —.

(b)The dog barks —.

(c) She — takes sugar with tea.

(d) We are happy with his — pleasant behaviour.

(e) He has owned much wealth —

Answers : (a) carefully (b) loudly (c) usually (d) exceptionally (e) illegally

4. Fill in the gaps with suitable conjunctions from the list.

until, than, so, as, that, when, after

(a) Milk is as white — snow.

(b) Don’t leave the place — I arrive.

(c) You are neither tall — fat.

(d) No sooner had I started playing — it began raining.

(e) He is not such a fool — some people think.

Answers : (a) as (b) till (c) nor (d) than (e) as