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905
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'HIS'
It was as if she had completely forgotten about the outlines of his face, his hair, all the features that were his
C2 MASTERY
1993
Spanish - Other
Fail
null
null
null
905
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'HIS'
Bob attracts many of his students to the teaching career, which is rather looked down on in a developing poor country like his
C2 MASTERY
1993
Spanish - Other
Fail
null
null
null
905
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'HIS'
null
C2 MASTERY
1993
Spanish - Other
Fail
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
I was a great admirer of hers
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
She asked some old friends of hers and she went to the church where the marriage was taking place
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
My parents invited the father of a friend of theirs who spoke French
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
Then he showed me a very old diary of his, just for me to have an idea of what to do
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
He was able to build a very successful business which allowed him and his family to live very well and to travel
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
906
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: OF 'THEIRS', 'HERS', 'HIS'
null
Certificate of Proficiency in English
C2
Greek
null
null
null
null
907
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'THEIRS' AS SUBJECT
Theirs is a relationship between two members of the privileged classes, who really don't care about the world around them
or below
null
null
null
null
null
null
907
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'THEIRS' AS SUBJECT
Theirs had always been a love-and-hate relationship
or below
null
null
null
null
null
null
907
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'THEIRS' AS SUBJECT
Yet, beautiful dreams never last long, and theirs lasted until she had to leave England
or below
null
null
null
null
null
null
907
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'THEIRS' AS SUBJECT
When comparing the value and achievements of athletes with doctors or scientists, theirs begin to lack in significance
or below
null
null
null
null
null
null
907
PRONOUNS
possessive
C2
null
FORM: 'THEIRS' AS SUBJECT
null
or below
null
null
null
null
null
null
908
PRONOUNS
reflexive
A2
1
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT.
I enjoyed myself so much
Vietnam
A2 WAYSTAGE
2009
Vietnamese
Pass
null
null
908
PRONOUNS
reflexive
A2
1
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT.
I bought myself a yellow T-shirt with nothing on it
Vietnam
A2 WAYSTAGE
2009
Vietnamese
Pass
null
null
908
PRONOUNS
reflexive
A2
1
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT.
I hope you'll enjoy yourself
Vietnam
A2 WAYSTAGE
2009
Vietnamese
Pass
null
null
908
PRONOUNS
reflexive
A2
1
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT.
null
Vietnam
A2 WAYSTAGE
2009
Vietnamese
Pass
null
null
909
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + SINGULAR
I will ask my friends from the class and I will study by myself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Czech
null
null
null
null
909
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + SINGULAR
You can do some exercise by yourself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Czech
null
null
null
null
909
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + SINGULAR
He tried to open it by himself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Czech
null
null
null
null
909
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + SINGULAR
She decided to find him by herself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Czech
null
null
null
null
909
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + SINGULAR
null
Preliminary English Test
B1
Czech
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
I decided to talk to him and introduce myself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
First you should ask yourself if you have enough money for the journey
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
Lisa told herself to be strong and hoped everything would be alright
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
I was really surprised when I read the e-mail
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
It was from someone who calls himself the black shadow
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
910
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
2
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, SINGULAR
null
Preliminary English Test
B1
Turkish
null
null
null
null
911
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM: SINGULAR, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
He told me about himself and how he started playing the guitar
Preliminary English Test
B1
Catalan
null
null
null
null
911
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM: SINGULAR, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
Now she was very proud of herself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Catalan
null
null
null
null
911
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
FORM: SINGULAR, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
null
Preliminary English Test
B1
Catalan
null
null
null
null
912
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
USE: SINGULAR, FOR EMPHASIS
The best solution will be if you decide yourself what to do
Preliminary English Test
B1
Polish
null
null
null
null
912
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
USE: SINGULAR, FOR EMPHASIS
I think it was the director himself who guided the actress through our wonderful school gardens to film the opening scene there
Preliminary English Test
B1
Polish
null
null
null
null
912
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
USE: SINGULAR, FOR EMPHASIS
The food was delicious, especially the cake, which Sandra had cooked herself
Preliminary English Test
B1
Polish
null
null
null
null
912
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B1
null
USE: SINGULAR, FOR EMPHASIS
null
Preliminary English Test
B1
Polish
null
null
null
null
913
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + PLURAL
A friend of mine and I are planning to spend a short holiday by ourselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Chinese
null
null
null
null
913
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + PLURAL
There are many things to say, but I think that you will find these by yourselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Chinese
null
null
null
null
913
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + PLURAL
Then suddenly, the lights started clicking on and off, the windows opened by themselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Chinese
null
null
null
null
913
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM/USE: 'BY' + PLURAL
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Chinese
null
null
null
null
914
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: 'BY ITSELF'
If an animal is kept by itself , with no one to keep it company, it will get lonely and very sad
First Certificate in English
B2
Danish
null
null
null
null
914
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: 'BY ITSELF'
Suddenly, the window opened by itself and the room filled with cold air
First Certificate in English
B2
Danish
null
null
null
null
914
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: 'BY ITSELF'
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Danish
null
null
null
null
915
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: PLURAL, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
Doing sports is an excellent way to relax and it can help us to feel good about ourselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Hungarian
null
null
null
null
915
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: PLURAL, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
The staff didn't have enough time for themselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Hungarian
null
null
null
null
915
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: PLURAL, AFTER PREPOSITIONS
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Hungarian
null
null
null
null
916
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, PLURAL
In this way we will be able to enjoy ourselves even if this is not well-paid work
First Certificate in English
B2
Italian
null
null
null
null
916
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, PLURAL
In the afternoons, you'll be able to visit the archaeological sites and in the evening you can entertain yourselves by dancing or listening to music in our city clubs
First Certificate in English
B2
Italian
null
null
null
null
916
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
FORM: SAME SUBJECT AND OBJECT, PLURAL
But adults often ask themselves the question - isn't it cruel to keep animals in zoos?
First Certificate in English
B2
Italian
null
null
null
null
917
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'IN ITSELF', INTENSIFYING
I would also spend much more quality time with my family as a whole, which is quite important in itself
First Certificate in English
B2
Spanish _ Latin American
null
null
null
null
917
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'IN ITSELF', INTENSIFYING
The architecture in itself is beautiful, but the garden is very wonderful, too
First Certificate in English
B2
Spanish _ Latin American
null
null
null
null
917
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'IN ITSELF', INTENSIFYING
To begin with, a car, in my opinion, can't be harmful in itself
First Certificate in English
B2
Spanish _ Latin American
null
null
null
null
917
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'IN ITSELF', INTENSIFYING
The trouble is that, nowadays, very fast cars are put on the market and we never know if they are going to be driven by wise people or, instead, by crazy or dreadful drivers
First Certificate in English
B2
Spanish _ Latin American
null
null
null
null
917
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'IN ITSELF', INTENSIFYING
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Spanish _ Latin American
null
null
null
null
918
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'ITSELF', FOR EMPHASIS
In my opinion, the main characters do not have to be liked by readers but the story itself must be good and interesting to be successful
First Certificate in English
B2
Swiss German
null
null
null
null
918
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'ITSELF', FOR EMPHASIS
The building itself looks splendid and beautiful
First Certificate in English
B2
Swiss German
null
null
null
null
918
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'ITSELF', FOR EMPHASIS
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Swiss German
null
null
null
null
919
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: PLURAL, FOR EMPHASIS
The food is not very good, but sometimes we can prepare something to eat ourselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Czech
null
null
null
null
919
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: PLURAL, FOR EMPHASIS
They patiently explained to me my job even though they were fairly busy themselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Czech
null
null
null
null
919
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: PLURAL, FOR EMPHASIS
Cars themselves are never dangerous
First Certificate in English
B2
Czech
null
null
null
null
919
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: PLURAL, FOR EMPHASIS
It depends on us, actually
First Certificate in English
B2
Czech
null
null
null
null
919
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: PLURAL, FOR EMPHASIS
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Czech
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to you in response to the advertisement published by yourselves in "the Traveller" regarding The Trip of a Lifetime
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
The question you asked droves me back to my early life
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
My childhood
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
Like yourselves I am also living in a busy town, in a busy street
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
But when I was a little kid I was with my grand parents in Kandy
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
Also, it is a great opportunity to improve my sailing skills as training will be provided by yourselves
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
920
PRONOUNS
reflexive
B2
null
USE: 'YOURSELVES', FOR POLITENESS
null
First Certificate in English
B2
Portuguese
null
null
null
null
921
PRONOUNS
reflexive
C2
null
USE: DISCOURSE MARKERS
As for myself, as you can clearly see from my account of this musical event, music still means an awful lot to me, and most probably allways will
Belgium
C2 MASTERY
2001
Dutch
Pass
null
null
921
PRONOUNS
reflexive
C2
null
USE: DISCOURSE MARKERS
As for myself I like taking responsibilities
Belgium
C2 MASTERY
2001
Dutch
Pass
null
null
921
PRONOUNS
reflexive
C2
null
USE: DISCOURSE MARKERS
As for myself, I grew up during the "internet era", the years when it was spreading to average peoples homes and therefore I can still remember life without it
Belgium
C2 MASTERY
2001
Dutch
Pass
null
null
921
PRONOUNS
reflexive
C2
null
USE: DISCOURSE MARKERS
null
Belgium
C2 MASTERY
2001
Dutch
Pass
null
null
922
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'IT'
The maths is boring and I don't like it
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
922
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'IT'
; A1; Portuguese) If you can't find it, call me
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
922
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'IT'
; A1; Turkish) Do you like it too? ; A1; German)
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
923
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'ME', 'YOU', 'HER', 'HIM', 'US', 'THEM'
I'm very happy that you want to see me
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
923
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'ME', 'YOU', 'HER', 'HIM', 'US', 'THEM'
; A1; German) I can see her on Saturday at 8 pm
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
923
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'ME', 'YOU', 'HER', 'HIM', 'US', 'THEM'
; A1; Arabic) It protects us from rain, wind and sun
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
923
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'ME', 'YOU', 'HER', 'HIM', 'US', 'THEM'
; A1; Portuguese) You will find a lot of different shops ? I hope you'll like them
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
923
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
2
FORM: (OBJECT) 'ME', 'YOU', 'HER', 'HIM', 'US', 'THEM'
; A1; Russian)
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
I really like to learn new words
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
It's very important for me
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
; A1; Polish) Sometimes I go with her
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
; A1; Polish) Can you bring some music so we can listen to it
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
; A1; no L1 specified) I spend my free time with them
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
924
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (OBJECT) WITH PREPOSITION
; A1; Lithuanian)
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
925
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
3
FORM: (SUBJECT) 'IT' FOR FIRST PERSON
Hello Mrs Bishop
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
925
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
3
FORM: (SUBJECT) 'IT' FOR FIRST PERSON
It's Clarisse ; A1; French) Dear Cris, it's me, Paarth
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
925
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
3
FORM: (SUBJECT) 'IT' FOR FIRST PERSON
null
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
926
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) QUESTIONS
Can I help you? ; A1; Arabic ? other) What do you think about that? ; A1; French) Can we have a chat? ; A1; Russian)
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
927
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) QUESTIONS WITH 'BE'
Hi, Mrs
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
927
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) QUESTIONS WITH 'BE'
Bishop
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
927
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) QUESTIONS WITH 'BE'
How are you? ; ; A1 BREAKTHROUGH; 2009; Tagalog; Pass) Is it OK? ; ; A1 BREAKTHROUGH; 2009; Romanian; Pass)
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
In my free time I go shopping and I like swimming
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
; A1; Polish) If you want, you can go inside
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
; A1; Hindi) He prefers chess
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
; A1; Singhalese) My friend's name is Julissa, she is from Ecuador and she lives near my home
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
; A1; Spanish) I like my home because it is a beautiful home
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null
928
PRONOUNS
subject/ object
A1
null
FORM: (SUBJECT) STATEMENTS
It has a big garden and a good sitting room
Skills for Life (Entry 1
null
null
null
null
null
null