Englisch-Grammatikübungen: Pronomen & Satzbau

Englisch-Grammatikübungen mit Lösungen

I. Unbestimmte Pronomen (Indefinite Pronouns)

Füllen Sie die Lücken mit den passenden unbestimmten Pronomen aus:

1. There is something in this box. What is that?
2. Everyone went to New York, including the dog. That's why there isn't anyone at home.
3. Don't tell anyone! It's top secret, nobody can know. OK?
4. I've looked everywhere but I can't find it! But it can't just disappear, it must be somewhere. Has anyone seen my lighter?
5. Do you know Peter Frampton? / Yes, I met him somewhere.
6. I'm afraid we are going nowhere because it's starting to rain.
7. Good morning, madam, is there anything I can do for you?
8. Oh, that's very easy to do. Anyone can do that, even my little brother.

II. Positive und negative Sätze umkehren

Setzen Sie die positiven Sätze in die verneinte Form und umgekehrt:

1. She's been to Europe three times.
   She hasn't been to Europe three times.
2. He did it.
   He didn't do it.
3. Helen doesn't always do her homework, but I never do.
   Helen always does her homework, and I always do too.
4. I have something to do tonight.
   I have nothing to do tonight.
5. He's seen her with someone lately.
   He hasn't seen her with anyone lately.
6. She has a lot of work to do.
   She doesn't have a lot of work to do.
7. She forgot to leave the message.
   She didn't forget to leave the message.
8. The bus didn't leave this morning.
   The bus left this morning.
9. The meeting won't start until he's here.
   The meeting will start before he's here.
10. Our company wouldn't buy new machines until next year.
    Our company would buy new machines before next year.
11. This department doesn't have many employees.
    This department has many employees.
12. They didn't see anybody.
    They saw somebody.

III. Possessivbegleiter und Possessivpronomen

Ergänzen Sie die Sätze mit Possessivbegleitern (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) oder Possessivpronomen (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs):

1. She invited me to stay at her house, but I preferred to stay at mine.
2. That pen is hers, can you give it to her, please?
3. Is that Mrs. Morgan's new car? / No, it isn't hers, it is her brother's.
4. Tom and his wife gave me and my girlfriend their address, but we didn't give them ours.
5. The car has its lights on, and they have their windows open.
6. Excuse me, can I borrow your pen for a minute, please? I left mine at home.
7. Does it belong to your wife? / No, it isn't hers. It is her parents'.
8. Because the car belongs to my boss's secretary.

IV. Personal- und Objektpronomen

Ergänzen Sie diese Sätze mit den passenden Personalpronomen (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) und/oder Objektpronomen (me, you, him, her, it, us, them):

1. I don't know that woman. Do you know her? / Yes, she goes to my school.
2. Susan and Mary want to meet my brothers, but they don't want to meet them.
3. Mrs. Whyte needs these books. Please give them to her.
4. Tom and I are going to the cinema. Would you like to come with us?
5. Children, quiet please. Your English teacher is talking to you, so listen to him.
6. Who are these people in these photos? I want to know them! / OK. See, they are my cousins, and she is my sister-in-law. They are my parents. This is me: we are having a barbecue with my whole family. / That's beautiful! I didn't know you had such a big family. Can I have this picture of your sister? I like her.

V. Passende Fragen zu Antworten bilden

Bilden Sie die passenden Fragen zu den vorgegebenen Antworten unter Verwendung des richtigen Frageworts:

1. Who is she?
   She is my sister.
2. What would you and he like to drink?
   I'll have a dry martini and he will have a scotch on the rocks.
3. Where did you go?
   Oh, we went to People's Disco.
4. What is it made of?
   I made it from paper and aluminum.
5. Who is she studying with?
   She's studying with her best friend.
6. What do they need it for?
   They need it for their collection.
7. How will you pay?
   We'll pay by credit card.
8. Who are you waiting for?
   We are waiting for our parents.
9. How many sons and daughters does your aunt have?
   My aunt has two sons and three daughters.
10. What is he like?
    He is nice, responsible, kind, and a true gentleman.