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Pronouns Primer

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Quiz on English pronouns for beginners

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Quiz on English pronouns for beginners

by Amilcar Fernandez
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What type of pronoun is 'I' when it functions as the subject of a sentence?

2

Which pronoun is 'my' in 'my book' (ownership)?

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Which pronoun is 'mine' in 'This book is mine'?

4

Which pronoun is used to introduce a clause and refers to a noun in the noun phrase?

5

What type is 'this' when referring to a nearby item?

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What type is 'who' in questions like 'Who called?'

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Which pronoun is 'someone' commonly in?

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Which pronoun expresses reciprocity between people?

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What type is 'myself' in 'I made it myself'?

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Which pronoun asks about possession in questions or clauses, like 'Whose book is this?'

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I is a personal pronoun used as the subject.

'My' shows possession and functions as a possessive determiner (possessive adjective).

'Mine' stands alone as a possessive pronoun, not before a noun.

Relative pronouns link a clause to a noun (who, which, that).

'This' points to a nearby item and functions as a demonstrative pronoun.

'Who' asks for a person and is an interrogative pronoun.

'Someone' refers to an unspecified person—an indefinite pronoun.

Reciprocal pronouns (e.g., each other, one another) show mutual action.

'Myself' refers back to the subject and adds emphasis; it is reflexive.

'Whose' marks possession and functions as a possessive determiner.

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