Question

Выберите правильный вариантWhere (is/are) the children?(It is/They are) in the garden.Where (is/are)the money?(It is/They are) on the tableDont give him any books to read.He never gives (it/them)baskDont give him ane money.He never give (it/them ) backMy sandwiches (is/are) in the bag,you may take (it/them)My money (is/are) in the bag,you may take (it/them)I am afraid we cant buy the toy.We dont have (many/much)money(This/these)work (is/are) very interestingDid you take (that/those)money?No,i didnt.I dodnt need (it/them)

Answer 1

Are
they are
is
it is
them
it
are  them
is  it
much
this  is
that
it

Answer 2

1 Are
2 They are
3 Is 
4 They are
5 them
6 themit
7 are, them
8 much
9 this, is
10 those
11 them

Answer 3

Where (is/are) the children?

The correct answer is "They are in the garden."

Where (is/are) the money?

The correct answer is "It is on the table."

Don't give him any books to read. He never gives (it/them) back.

The correct pronoun to use here is "them." So the sentence should be: "He never gives them back."

Don't give him any money. He never gives (it/them) back.

The correct pronoun to use here is "it." So the sentence should be: "He never gives it back."

My sandwiches (is/are) in the bag, you may take (it/them).

The correct verb to use here is "are." So the sentence should be: "My sandwiches are in the bag, you may take them."

My money (is/are) in the bag, you may take (it/them).

The correct verb to use here is "is." So the sentence should be: "My money is in the bag, you may take it."

I am afraid we can't buy the toy. We don't have (many/much) money.

The correct word to use here is "much." So the sentence should be: "I am afraid we can't buy the toy. We don't have much money."

(This/These) work (is/are) very interesting.

The correct words to use here are "This work is" since "work" is singular. So the sentence should be: "This work is very interesting."

Did you take (that/those) money?

The correct word to use here is "that." So the sentence should be: "Did you take that money?"

No, I didn't. I didn't need (it/them).

The correct pronoun to use here is "them." So the sentence should be: "No, I didn't. I didn't need them."