Possessive pronouns / one / other. Choose the correct word. 1. Cindy bought new shoes. The red (one, ones) are (her, hers).

2. Alice has blue shoes. (Her, hers) shoes are shiny.

3. Dan bought two folders. He gave (one, ones) to me and kept (another, the other).

4. They sat for two hours without talking to (each other another).

5. Jill and Jack write articles for (their, theirs) schoo newspaper.

6. Most of the sports articles are (their, theirs).

7. Have you got any (other, another) colours?

8. It a good idea of (your, yours) to go to the theatre tonight

9. Be nice to (one another, the other).

10. "Is it (your, yours) article about snakes?", Kate asked m< slyly. "No, it's not (my, mine). It's Jane's."

11. Do you want a blue pen or black (one, ones)?

12. Some people like hamburgers; (other, others) prefeJ fishburgers.

13. We are going boating with some friends of (our, ours)

14. I've already had (one, ones) tea. I don't want (another the other).

15. We've got the same kind of flat as the Martins, but his is a bit bigger than (our, ours).

Beauty and future tennis player maria y. sharapova was born in the distant siberian town of nyagan. this happened on april 19, 1987. parents masha yuri viktorovich and elena petrovna sharapov were born and grew up in belarus gomel. but they decided to leave the city a few months before the birth of their daughter. this decision was dictated by the close distance of gomel to chernobyl, which became a source of environmental pollution and radiation. masha was born in a safe and clean area, and soon the family moved to the south, choosing to live in sochi. masha started tennis very early. at the age of four, the girl already knew how to hold a racket. there is information that evgeny kafelnikov himself presented the first racket to the future champion. the father of the legendary russian tennis player was friends with masha's father yuri sharapov.

Hello, ann. haven’t seen you for ages. how are you getting on? - , энн. сто лет не видела тебя. как у тебя- hello, susan. frankly speaking, so-so.- , сюзан. откровенно говоря, так себе.- why? has anything happened? you look rather tired.- почему? что-то случилось? ты выглядишь усталой.- i say, the problem is i have to get up very early these days and as you know i’m not an early riser. i can’t awake at 6 a.m. by myself, so i set my alarm clock and get nervous all night.- проблема в том, что я вынуждена вставать рано в эти дниа, как ты знаешь, я не ранняя пташка.- have you changed your job? i remember you didn’t have to get up at such an early hour of the morning.- ты сменила работу? насколько я помню, тебе не нужно было вставать так рано.- oh, no, certainly, not. but my boss has asked me to start my office hours at 7.45 this month. so i’m looking forward to the end of the month.- нет, нет. но мой босс попросил меня в этом месяце начинать рабочий день в 7.45. так что я с нетерпением жду окончания этого месяца.- cheer up, dear. there are only 4 days left to the end of it.- выше нос. осталось только четыре дня.диалог №2- hi, john, glad to see you. where are you going with such a heavy bag? are you leaving for anywhere? - , джон. рад тебя видеть. куда это ты направляешься с такой большой сумкой? ты куда-то уезжаешь? - hi, george, nice to meet you too. this heavy bag is full of books and i’m carrying them to the university library.- , джорж. я тоже рад тебя видеть. эта большая сумка полна книг и я несу ее в университетскую библиотеку.- well, on foot. why not take a bus? - пешком? а почему ты не сядешь на автобус? - it’s a fine day today. and then i usually walk to the university. it takes me about 20 minutes to get there and i’m always in time.- сегодня прекрасный день. а в такие дни я обычно хожу в университет пешком. это занимает около 20 минут и я всегда прихожу вовремя.- oh, it takes me three quarters to get here by bus. and buses start getting on my nerves.- а у меня занимяет 45 минут добраться туда на автобусе.- why don’t you go by metro? - а почему ты не ездишь на метро? - it’s not very convenient for me as there’s ho station near my place.- это не удобно, так как возле меня нет станции.