Exercise 7 Insert the correct possessive pronouns.
Nick: Whose sunglasses are these?
Mary They're Amy's, I think. Yes, they're ... .
Paul: Whose baseball cap is this?
Amy: That's ... too! Thanks.
Mary: Ugh! Whose dirty towel is this?
Nick: Ask Paul. I think it's
Paul: Yes, it is. Thanks. You've got a great T-shirt, Amy!
Mary: Thanks. I borrowed it from my big sister. So it's ... really.
Nick: What about this umbrella?
Paul: Don't be silly, Jason! You brought it, so it must be ...
Mary: Does this beach ball belong to us?
Nick: No, it isn't ... Those kids over there were looking for a ball, so it's ...​

1.I’m going to visit the theatre tonight, aren’t I?

Am I going to visit the theatre tonight?

Who is going to visit the theatre tonight?

What am I going to visit tonight?

When am I going to visit the theatre?

Am I going to visit the theatre or the club tonight?

What am I going to do tonight?

 

2.When he was a child ,he liked to read books, didn’t he?

Did he like to read books when he was a child?

Who liked to read books when he was a child?

What did like to do when he was a child?

When did he like to read books?

Did he like to read books or to play the piano when he was a child?

What did he like to do when he was a child?

 

3.He goes to the university every day, doesn’t he?

Does he go to the university every day?

Who goes to university every day?

Where does he go every day?

How often does he go to the university?

Does he go to the university or to the library every day?

What does he do every day?

4.It’s easy to deal with her, isn’t it?

Is it easy to deal with her?

Who is it easy to deal with?

Is it easy or difficult to deal with her?

What’s it like to deal with her?

 

5.I often play the guitar, don’t I?

Do I often play the guitar?

Who often plays the guitar?

What does he often play?

What does he often do?

Does he often play the guitar or the violin?

2. As Henry worked as a teller at the bank and his position grew more responsible, his business connections increased, too.
3. It was a bank.
4. He got to know a number of rich businessmen because he was known as a clerk in a well-known film and they considered him to be a most reliable person, moreover, his position grew more responsible, which was important.
5. He was considered to be a most reliable person.
6. Frank took a big interest in his father's business, which pleased the old man. He enjoyed watching the quick exchange of bills.
7. The boy gained a wide knowledge of the condition of the country financially by inspecting where all the different kinds of money came from, and what the men did with all the money they received and by his father, who was glad to explain his son the ins and outs of the business. 
He was interested in stocks and bonds, and he learned that some stocks and bonds were not even worth the paper they were written on, and others were worth much more than their face value showed.
8. Young Frank thought his father to be too honest and too careful.
9. The boy was willing to finish school and get to work - he wished to work with money and become a banker.
Yes, his plans truly were associated with banking.