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    Exercise -1

    Supply personal pronouns in agreement with their nouns in the following sentences:

    1. The dog was hungry so I fed   .

    2. The bird can fly because   has wings.

    3. I have five flowers;   are all pink

    4. I looked for the book, but could not find 

    5. Akbar met Abdul;   talked for an hour.

    6. The dog barked at Rosy and ran after 


     
    Exercise -2

    Fill up the blanks with the proper form :

    1. Mine are yellow. What are  ? (your, yours).

    2. That book is hers; this is   (my, mine).

    3. Are these books  ? (your, yours)

    4. This is my class; that is   .(her, hers)

    5. These are their pencils; they are not   . (our, ours)

    6. Where is  (their, theirs) cousin?


     
    Exercise -3

    Fill up the blanks in the following sentences by using who, whom or whose  :

    1.   called to see you?

    2.   do you mean?

    3.   did you call?

    4.   was that speaking to you?

    5. With   are you living.

    6. To   were you speaking.


     
    Exercise -4

    Fill up the blanks in the following sentences with suitable relative pronouns ( which or who ):

    1. I like girls  speak the truth.

    2. Where is the book   I gav you?

    3. God helps those  help themselves.

    4. I know the man   lives here.

    5. I do not know the person   called me this morning.

    6. The house in   we live is very old.


     
    Exercise -5

    Fill up the blanks in the following sentences with suitable Demonstrative pronouns ( this, these,
    that, or those ):

    1. Can any of you do   sums?.

    2. What is   ?

    3. Give me one of   .

    4.   mangoes are not ripe.

    5. I taught David   sum.

    6. What is   chair made of?.


     
    Exercise - 6

    Fill up each blanks with an appropriate Interrogative pronoun:

    1.   is my cricket-bat?.

    2.   did you not come sooner?

    3.   will the train start?.

    4.   much money have you?.


    5.   did you lose your purse.

    6.   will Rahman return?.

    Exercise - 7

    Fill each blank with the proper form of a Reflexive Pronoun:

    1. I blame   for it.

    2. We often deceive   .

    3. The old man often talks to   .

    4. The children hid   .

    5. Boys, you will hurt   .

    6. She poisoned   .
     

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