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    Pronouns: Words that replace nouns in a sentence to avoid repetition and make sentences smoother.

    Examples include he, she, they, it, this, that, who, and which.

    Types of Pronouns

    1. Personal Pronouns

    Subject Pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they

    • I am going to the market.

    • She is my friend.

    Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them

    • Give the book to me.

    • He called them.

    2. Possessive Pronouns

    Used before nouns: my, your, his, her, its, our, their

    • This is my car.

    • Their house is beautifu

    Used alone: mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

    That book is mine.

    The decision is yours.

    3. Reflexive Pronouns

    Referring back to the subject: myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves,
    themselves

    He did it all by himself.

    We taught ourselves how to bake.

    4. Demonstrative Pronouns

    Pointing out specific things: this, that, these, those

    This is my favorite song.

    Those are lovely flowers.

    5. Relative Pronouns
    Connecting clauses: who, whom, whose, which, that

    The person who called me is my friend.

    The book that you gave me is fantastic.

    6. Indefinite Pronouns

    Referring to non-specific people or things: anyone, everyone, someone, nobody, each, few,
    many

    Everyone is welcome to the party.

    Nobody knows the answer.

    7. Interrogative Pronouns

    Used in questions: who, whom, whose, which, what

    Who is coming to the meeting?

    Which colour do you prefer?

    Read the following sentences and use the appropriate pronouns.

    1. Murat is a good boy. __ always listens to__ teacher.

    2. Amit and Sumit are twin brothers. ___ take the same bag to school.

    3. Milly and I are very good friends. ___ have known each other since childhood.

    4. The mangoes are very sour. Where did you buy ___?

    5. I love watching Tom and Jerry. __ reminds me of my childhood days.

    6. I bought this book for my sister. __ often read it together.

    7. This is Steve. Do you know __?

    8. There are many windows here. But all of ___ are jammed.

    9. The army has reached __ destination.

    10. My aunt and uncle live in Delhi. ___ often visit ___.

    11. While playing basketball, I hurt ____.

    12. The children locked ___ up in the cupboard while playing hide and seek.

    13. I bought __ flowers for my anniversary.

    14. All the boys participated in the race and ___ one of them got a prize.

    15. ___ of the witnesses were present in the court.

    16. I met Peter ___ just returned from Belgium.


    17. Raju set for ___, a target which was difficult to achieve.

    18. The criminals ___ admitted their crime.

    19. This is the girl __ identified the burglar.

    20. The book is Anne’s. It is __ favourite book.

    Put in the relative who, which or whose where necessary.

    1. This is the boy----- had an accident.

    2. Yesterday I saw a car----- was really old..

    3. I haven't seen Frank,---- brother is five, for a long time now..

    4. This is the man-----house is on fire.

    5. Can I talk to the girl----- is sitting on the bench?

    6. She likes hamburgers-----are hot..

    7. Bill Clinton,-------was President of the USA, has only one daughter.

    Choose this, that, these or those

    1. Can you show me ____ picture?


    2. What do you think about ____ movie?
    3. Are ____ your books on the table?
    4. Do ____ cars belong to your neighbors?
    5. How does ____ device work?
    6. Do you remember ____ day at the beach?
    7. Can you count how many pencils are in ____ boxes?
    8. Did you see ____ stars in the sky last night?
    9. What is ____ item used for?
    10. Is ____ your final answer?
    11. This is ____ (my/me) book.

    12. Can you show me ____ (her/she) new phone?


    13. She lost ____ (her/she) keys.
    14. ____ (Our/They) cat is very cute.
    15. They painted ____ (their/they) house last weekend.
    16. Have you seen ____ (his/he) brother's car?
    17. ____ (Their/They) grades have improved this year.
    18. He forgot ____ (his/him) wallet at home.
    19. We are going to ____ (our/us) favorite restaurant tonight.
    20. Have you met ____ (their/they) teacher?

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