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Pronoun MCQs (121–130)

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121.
All you say is certainly true.
Correct Answer: C. that
One-liner
The correct word to complete "All you say is certainly true" is that.
122.
I was wondering if you would like _ to drink.
Correct Answer: A. something
One-liner
The correct word to complete the sentence 'I was wondering if you would like _ to drink' is something.
123.
I enjoy sitting alone.
Correct Answer: D. myself
One-liner
The correct reflexive pronoun to complete 'I enjoy sitting alone' is myself.
124.
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If we buying _ shop we must get _ profit
Correct Answer: C. ourselves/our
One-liner
The correct sentence is 'If we buying ourselves shop we must get our profit' with ourselves/our as the correct pair.
125.
The man you met yesterday is an anchorperson.
Correct Answer: B. Whom
One-liner
The correct relative pronoun to use in the sentence is whom because it refers to the object of the verb 'met'.
126.
Identify the pronoun: Hira keeps her bedroom neat and clean.
Correct Answer: C. her
One-liner
In the sentence 'Hira keeps her bedroom neat and clean,' the pronoun is her.
127.
The dog I loved dearly was hit by a truck last night.
Correct Answer: B. which
One-liner
The correct relative pronoun to use for a pet dog in this context is which.
128.
Whom can I trust, if not ?
Correct Answer: B. him
One-liner
The correct pronoun to complete the sentence 'Whom can I trust, if not ?' is him.
129.
There is in the room.
Correct Answer: C. nobody
One-liner
The correct word to complete 'There is in the room' is nobody.
130.
The boy _ leg is broken is sitting.
Correct Answer: C. Whose
One-liner
The correct relative pronoun to show possession in this sentence is Whose.

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