Insert personal
and possessive pronouns.


1. The Queen has
certain rights. But … power is limited by Parliament. But officially … is the
head of the state.

2. The British
Parliament is in the Westminster
Palace. … has two
chambers. … are the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

3. The Prince of
Wales is a Crown Prince. … is the Queen’s eldest son.

4. The most
essential element of currency system is banknotes of countries and … ability to
serve as a medium of exchange.

5. Parliament has
the power to determine the length of … own term.

6. Scotland, Wales
and Northern Ireland
possess … own legislatures and executives.

7. Public schools
are free from state control. … are independent. Most of … are very prestigious. 

1. In the 17th century people (to begin) to limit the number of children they (to have). 2. In many parts of the world greater importance (to give) to the family of blood relatives. 3. In some countries the father (not to support) hiw own children. 4. Probably Asians, like Europeans and Americans (to limit) the size of their families in the nearest future.

1. Too often we take the world around us for granted: the hills seem to stay in the same place year after year, the rivers flow to the sea. 2. The world appears to remain the same. 3. But the scientists found the ice caps of the North and South Poles to be gradually melting. 4. The sea is expected to rise eventually. 5. It's usual for every society to possess stories about its origin and past.