1. Choose the correct form of the underlined nouns in the plural or singular and translate the sentences into Russian.
1. They are nice cotton dresses / dress for my nieces / niecess. →
2. These ladys / ladies have knives / knifes. →
3. Potatos / potatoes are vegetables and cherrys / cherries are fruit.→
4. Her children’s hair / hairs is dark. →
5. In the farmyard we could see oxes / oxen, gooses / geese, sheep / sheeps. →
6. All the available datums / data show that this process started in the East. →
7. Economics / economic is a difficult subject. →
8. The walls were decorated with forgets-me-not / forget-me-nots and lilies-of-
the-valley / lily-of-the-valleys. →
2. Choose the correct form of the underlined nouns in the possessive case
and translate the sentences into Russian.
1. This is my cousin’s / cousins favourite cake. →
2. We heard the men’s / mens’ shouts in the distance. →
3. They are these students’s / students’ dictionaries. →
4. My mother-in-law’s / mother’s-in-law’s glasses are broken. →
5. Helen and Bruce’s / Helen’s and Bruce’s house is enormous. →
6. The show took three hour’s / hours’ time.→
7. We divide the history of the English language / history’English language
into three main periods. →
8. There is something important in newspaper of today / today’s newspaper. →
3. Choose the correct form of the underlined nouns with articles a (an),
the or without articles and translate the sentences into Russian.
1. I see a book / the book in your hand. Is a book / the book interesting? →
2. He never eats a meat / meat. He always eats a vegetables / vegetables and
a nuts / nuts.→
3. These are a textbooks / textbooks. The textbooks / textbooks are new. →
4. My father is a engineer / an engineer. He is at the work / work now.→
5. I often play a football / football with my friends. →
6. What a wonderful day / wonderful day! The sky / sky is blue. →
7. For a breakfast / breakfast I have a sandwich / sandwich with a butter / butter.
8. Where is the butter / butter? - It’s on the your plate / your plate. →
4.1. Choose the correct form of the underlined personal pronouns
and translate the sentences into Russian.
1. This woman is a teacher. She / It is very strict. →
2. There is a lovely blouse in the window, and she / it isn’t expensive. →
3. I want the money. Please give it / them to you / me.→
4. You and I work well together. We / Us are a good team. Join we / us.→
5. I don’t know David’s wife. Do you know he / her? →
4.2. Choose the correct form of the underlined possessive pronouns
and translate the sentences into Russian.
1. They know our / ours address but we don’t know their / theirs. →
2. I don’t like her / hers jokes. →
3. That’s not my / mine umbrella. My / mine is grey. →
4. This bag is my / mine and that rucksack is your / yours. →
5. His / hers things are over there. →
