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Pronoun MCQs (111–120)

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111.
Fill in the blanks with relative pronouns (who, whose, which or that): It was his brother taught him English
Correct Answer: D. that
One-liner
In the sentence 'It was his brother taught him English', the correct relative pronoun to fill in the blank is that.
112.
Past Paper MCQ
The market is nearer to them than ?
Correct Answer: D. us
One-liner
In the sentence 'The market is nearer to them than ', the correct word is us.
113.
Past Paper MCQ
She is living alone so _ to look after _.
Correct Answer: D. No one/her
One-liner
When someone is living alone, there is no one to look after her.
114.
The had seen all of friends except Aliza and _ at the restaurant.
Correct Answer: A. Their, Me
One-liner
The correct fill-ins for the sentence are Their, Me.
115.
Identify the possessive pronoun: Correct your mistake first, then talk about theirs.
Correct Answer: B. theirs
One-liner
In the sentence 'Correct your mistake first, then talk about theirs,' the possessive pronoun is theirs.
116.
The frog hurt _ while playing.
Correct Answer: B. itself
One-liner
The correct reflexive pronoun for the frog is itself.
117.
The dog hurt _ while playing.
Correct Answer: A. itself
One-liner
The reflexive pronoun used for the dog is itself because 'dog' is a singular neuter noun.
118.
To _ shall I give the package?
Correct Answer: B. whom
One-liner
The correct word to complete the sentence 'To _ shall I give the package?' is whom.
119.
Identify the sentence with the correct form of "who" and "whom":
Correct Answer: A. To whom it may concern.
One-liner
The correct formal salutation uses "To whom it may concern," where "whom" is the object of the preposition "to."
120.
The black car is mine. Here 'mine' is?
Correct Answer: B. Pronoun
One-liner
In the sentence 'The black car is mine,' the word 'mine' is a Pronoun.

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