Verbal Ability Pronouns Online Quiz
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Following quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Pronouns . You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. If you are not sure about the answer then you can check the answer using Show Answer button. You can use Next Quiz button to check new set of questions in the quiz.
Answer : A
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"His, her, their" and other such usages are for denoting ownership as adjectives.
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Answer : C
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"Myself, yourself, ourselves, themselves" and such usages are used to talk of a person's own ability or intention.
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Answer : B
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"Mine, yours, theirs" and other such usages are for denoting ownership as pronouns.
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Answer : A
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"Myself, yourself, ourselves, themselves" and such usages are used to talk of a person's own ability or intention.
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Answer : C
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"He, she, it" use "is/was", "I" uses "am/was", "We, you" use "are/were"
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Answer : D
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"I, he, we, she, they" and similar usages are for people who do the action. "We, you, they" use "are/were".
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Answer : A
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"Mine, ours, yours, theirs" and other such usages are for denoting ownership as pronouns.
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Answer : C
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"Its" is used to talk of ownership of a baby, animal or non-living thing.
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Answer : D
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“Myself” is used when the singular speaker is supposed to do something with his/her own capability.
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Answer : B
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“Its” is used to denote ownership of an infant, animal, or non-living thing.
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