A. Breyttu sögnunum eftir þörfum:

1. I am busy.	1. He busy.
2. I live in the country.	2. He in the country.
3. I shall see you tomorrow.	3. He see you tomorrow.
4. I do a lot of work every day.	4. He a lot of work every day.
5. I bought a new coat last week.	5. He a new coat last week.
6. I always try to get up early.	6. He always to get up early.
7. I watch television every night.	7.He television every night.
8-9. I often fish in the river and sometimes catch a lot of fish.	8-9. He often in the river and sometimes a lot of fish.
10-11. I have breakfast at eight o'clock and eat my lunch at half-past one.	10-11. He breakfast at eight o'clock and his lunch at half-past one.
12-13. I like meat, but do not like fish.	12-13. He meat, but not like fish.

B. Settu eftirfarandi setningar í eintölu.
Það þarf að breyta öllum undirstrikuðu orðunum:

14-15. They wash their hands and dry them on the towel.
He hands and them on the towel.

16-19. They hit their dogs with sticks when they are angry with them.
He with when angry with .

20-21. Birds build their nests in summer and fly to the south in winter.
in summer and to the south in winter.

22-23. His brothers work hard all day and want to rest in the evening.
His hard all day and to rest in the evening.

24-26. They want to buy some toys, because their sons have a birthday tomorrow.
She to buy , because a birthday tomorrow.

27-33. These boys say that they always listen carefully, but do not always understand their teachers because they speak too quickly and choose very difficult words.
that always carefully, but not always understand because too quickly and very difficult words.

34-38. Careful students always put back the books they have read before they take out others.
always back the read before out .

39-40. These girls come to our library every Thursday and read a book every week.
to our library every Thursday and a book every week.

41-44. The boys wake up at seven o'clock, wash, dress quickly and run into the dining-room for breakfast.
up at seven o'clock, , quickly and into the dining-room for breakfast.

45-51. My friends tell me that professors are people who think a lot, but say little, and that school-teachers are people who say a lot but think little.
My me that a person who a lot, but little, and that a person who a lot but little.