Types of Pronouns Worksheet-4
Recognise the underlined pronoun:
(A) Personal pronoun (B) Possessive pronoun
(C) Demonstrative pronoun (D) Interrogative pronoun
(A) Possessive pronoun – personal pronoun
(B) Personal pronoun – possessive pronoun
(C) Demonstrative pronoun – personal pronoun
(D) Possessive pronoun – demonstrative pronoun
(A) Personal pronoun (B) Demonstrative pronoun
(C) Possessive pronoun (D) Interrogative pronoun
(A) Demonstrative pronoun (B) Personal pronoun
(C) Interrogative pronoun (D) Possessive pronoun
(A) Possessive pronoun – personal pronoun
(B) Personal pronoun – personal pronoun
(C) Personal pronoun – possessive pronoun
(D) Demonstrative pronoun – personal pronoun
(A) Personal pronoun (B) Demonstrative pronoun
(C) Interrogative pronoun (D) Possessive pronoun
(A) Possessive pronoun – personal pronoun
(B) Demonstrative pronoun – possessive pronoun
(C) Personal pronoun – demonstrative pronoun
(D) Personal pronoun – possessive pronoun
(A) Possessive pronoun (B) Demonstrative pronoun
(C) Personal pronoun (D) Interrogative pronoun
(A) Possessive pronoun (B) Personal pronoun
(C) Demonstrative pronoun (D) Interrogative pronoun
(A) Personal pronoun (B) Demonstrative pronoun
(C) Possessive pronoun (D) Interrogative pronoun
Answer Key:
Exp: ‘He’ is used for the third person and so it is a personal pronoun.
Exp: ‘Mine’ shows ownership and ‘me’ is used for the first person and so they are possessive pronoun and personal pronoun.
Exp: ‘This’ points to the movie and so it is a demonstrative pronoun.
Exp: Since a question is asked it is an Interrogative pronoun.
Exp: ‘You’ is used for the second person and ‘her’ is used for the third person hence they are personal pronouns.
Exp: ‘That’ points to the river and so it is a demonstrative pronoun.
Exp: ‘They’ is used for the third person and ‘yours’ shows ownership, hence they are personal pronoun and possessive pronoun.
Exp: ‘It’ is used for the third person and so it is a personal pronoun.
Exp: ‘It’ is used for the third person and so it is a personal pronoun.
Exp: ‘His’ shows ownership and so it is a possessive pronoun.