I.Choose the suitable pronoun.
1.Is that picture on the wall (yours/your)?
2. If there were (much/many/more) women in politics, the world would be (less/fewer/more) peaceful.
3.The boy refused to tell us (something/nothing/anything)
4.I earn (fewer/less) money that a postman.
5.Would you like some more cheese? - Yes, but only (little/few/a little)
6. (Nobody/ Any/Someone) can do it but you.
7. Do not eat your dinner so quickly. It is not good for (you/your/yours).
8.There are six small cakes and two large (one/ones/some).
9.(Any/Anyone/Some) student could do this test. It is very easy.
II.Use the correct tense-forms of the verbs in brackets.
1.When we (to have dinner) the telephone (to ring).
2.Ann (to play) the piano better than Susan.
3.My brother (to move) to a new flat last year.
4.-How long (you to know) Boris? - We first (to meet) in 1986.
5.I ( to live) in Moscow at the moment but I will have to leave for another place soon.
6.A lot of rain (to fall) last night.
7. When he (to come) into the room I was still asleep.
8.What (you to do) here? I thought you left hours ago.
9.The police (not/to find) the criminal yet.
10.I (never to work) so hard in my life as now when I (to write) my diploma-paper.