Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentences. 1. American students spend six hours a day. … study five days a week. (They, them, their) 2. The minimum age for leaving school is 17. But in some states … is 18. (He, she, ...

Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentences. 1. American students spend six hours a day. … study five days a week. (They, them, their) 2. The minimum age for leaving school is 17. But in some states … is 18. (He, she, it) 3. The business community helped students. … offered … jobs and scholarships. (He, him; it, them; it, him) 4. Many parents are involved in working for better quality education. … help … children keep schools in good repair. (Their, they; they, their; they, them) 5. The student studies four or five major subjects per year. If … fails a course, … repeats only that course. (He, he; he, its; its, he) 6. … was necessary to improve the system of education. (He, its, it) 7. Public schools are free. … are supported by the government. (They, we, it) 8. In the USA there are many universities. The most famous of … are Harvard, Princeton and Yale. (They, their, them) 9. The state colleges charge a free for tuition. … fee is higher for … who come outside the state. (This, those; this, that; these, those) 10. Corporations give grants to universities. … money must improve teacher education. (These, its, this) 11. Students can take advanced courses. … courses prepare students for university study. (This, those, these) 12. The major aim of … or … method of teaching is to improve education in general. (This, that; these, those; that, this)