A. Complete the sentences using demonstrative pronouns.
1. This dish isn’t very good but that one tastes very nice! (this,that).
2. Look at those necklaces on that shelf. Aren’t they lovely? (that,those)
3. Do you like these fruits? I bought them just for you. (these,that)
4. What is the answer to these questions? (this,these)
5. This cake looks delicious! Where did you buy it form? (those,this)
6. I like that shirt you are wearing. (these,that)
B. Complete the sentences using distributive pronouns.
1. Either Joseph or Peter can show you the way. (Neither,Either)
2. Neither answer is correct. (Neither,None)
3. Each of you must sing a song. (Each,No one)
4. None of the solutions is right. Do the sum again. (Each,None)
5. Several people were invited but none attended. (each,none)
6. No one of them can complete the work today. (Neither,No one)
C. Complete the sentences using relative pronouns.
1. I would like to live in a town that is clean and noise-free. (that,who)
2. I am reading a book which I borrowed from the library. (which,whose)
3. The flowers which are growing in your garden are very pretty. (whom,which)
4. Who is the man that spoke to you just now? (which,that)
5. I have a friend who can perform magic trick. (whom,who)
6. Do you remember the name of the actress who won an Oscar this year?(whom,who)
7. This is the girl who had a accident. (whose,who)
8. Last week I saw a building which was really old. (who,which)
9. She like curries that are really hot! (that,who)
10. The book which you gave me is very interesting! (which,whom)
D. Combine the sentences using relative pronouns.
1. Joan is a lazy girl. She likes to sleep all the time
Joan is a lazy girl who likes to sleep all the time
2. My cousin lives in Singapore
My cousin lives in Singapore
3. The black car looks great. The car is behind us.
The black car which is behind us looks great.
4. The bird is flying over the trees. It must be an eagle.
The bird which is flying over the trees It must be an eagle.
5. My father is in the army. He will come home for the holidays.
My father who is in the army will come home for the holidays.
6. This is the book. I was telling you about it.
This is the book which is I was telling you about it.
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A. Underline the pronoun and circle its antecedent
1. Sally was struggling with her homework.
2. Sally asked her brother Mark to help her.
3. Mark said he was busy.
4. Mark agreed to help Sally after he completed his work.
5. Sally could not complete her homework before dinner.
B. Complete the sentences by choosing the correct antecedent from the brakets.
1. Jane doesn’t drive her (her,their) car to work often.
2. Every student must submit his (their,his) essay tomorrow.
3. Each person reaps the fruit of his (his,her) labour.
4. The leaves look like they (it,they) have been burnt.
5. The tourists can leave their (his,their) bags in the cloakroom.
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