Grammar for ielts fiona Aish & Jo Tomlinson ■L& 11

QUESTIONS 1-5
Do the follow ing statem ents agree w ith the inform ation given in the reading passage?
W rite:
TRUE 
if the statem ent agrees with the passage
FALSE 
if the statem ent contradicts the passage
NOT GIVEN 
if there is no information on this in the passage
1
M useum s in developed countries have b e tte r financial resources fo r preserving c u ltu ra l
objects_______
2
The m ajority of to u ris ts visit m useum s in fam ous capital c itie s-----------
3
Some academ ics believe that c u ltu ra l a rtifa cts should be given back to th e ir country of origin
fo r educational purposes-----------
U
Dr P hilips said that researchers always m isunderstood foreign c u ltu re s ------------
5 
According to Irene Havers, only experts are able to categorize ancient, valuable objects-----------
C u ltu re and m odern society
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16 Health and fitness
P ronoun use
When we speak or w rite we often w ant to give more inform ation about som ething that we have 
already mentioned. It is im portant that the listen e r o r reader always knows w hat we are speaking 
or w ritin g about, so we use reference words such as 
he, it, them.
Personal pronouns:
We use personal pronouns to refer back to a person or thing w hich has already been m entioned. 
Subject pronouns are: /, 
you, she, he, it, we, they
Object pronouns are: 
me, you, her, him, it, us, them
My m other phoned to say she was ill.
have a very good personal tra in e r and I like him.
Note: It
is a com m on pronoun to use in w ritin g and can be used in place of o ther pronouns such 
as 
this
or 
that
fo r ideas or sentences (with no noun follow ing).