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Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5
Set 1: Personal pronouns and case
Questions 1–50 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
1. Identify the pronoun in ‘She teaches English’.
2. Which word is a subject pronoun?
3. Which is the ordinary personal object form corresponding to he?
4. Choose the subject-object pair.
5. Choose the subject-object pair.
6. Complete: ___ am ready.
7. Complete: The teacher called ___.
8. Complete: ___ are waiting outside.
9. Complete: We invited ___ to dinner.
10. Complete: ___ has finished the task.
11. Complete: The message is for Ravi; please give it to ___.
12. Complete: ___ lives near the station.
13. Complete: I met ___ yesterday.
14. Complete: ___ have completed our work.
15. Complete: The guide showed ___ the way.
16. Complete: The invitation is for ___.
17. Which pronoun has the same subject and object form?
18. Which is a first-person plural subject pronoun?
19. Which is a third-person plural object pronoun?
20. Which pronoun can address either one person or several people?
21. For a coordinated subject, complete: Rina and ___ prepared the chart.
22. For a coordinated object, complete: The teacher praised Rina and ___.
23. Complete: The decision is between you and ___.
24. Complete: The parcel is for Ravi and ___.
25. Complete: ___ and his sister arrived early.
26. Complete: We helped ___ and his sister.
27. In formal standard usage, choose the coordinated subject.
28. In formal standard usage, choose the correct sentence.
29. Complete: Let ___ explain the answer.
30. Complete: Let Ravi and ___ finish first.
31. Complete: The principal spoke to ___ and me.
32. Complete: Without ___, we could not have succeeded.
33. Complete: The officer stood beside ___.
34. Complete: This secret must remain with ___.
35. Complete: All of ___ were present.
36. Complete: Both of ___ can swim.
37. Complete: The clerk handed ___ a receipt.
38. Complete: The receptionist asked ___ to wait.
39. Complete: Can ___ help me?
40. Complete: Did ___ call you?
41. In formal written English, complete the clause: She runs faster than ___ do.
42. In formal written English, complete: He is as tall as ___ am.
43. In formal written English, complete: They arrived earlier than ___ did.
44. Which statement about ‘than me’ is accurate?
45. In ‘Nisha lost the key, but she found it later’, it refers to ___.
46. In ‘Ravi and Aman arrived; they were tired’, they refers to ___.
47. Which sentence uses an ordinary subject pronoun correctly?
48. Which sentence uses object pronouns correctly?
49. In ‘It is raining’, it is used as ___.
50. In ‘It is nearly six o’clock’, it is used to refer to ___.
Set 2: Possessives reflexives and emphasis
Questions 51–100 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
51. Complete: This is ___ notebook.
52. Complete: This notebook is ___.
53. Complete: Is that ___ umbrella?
54. Complete: Is that umbrella ___?
55. Complete: This bag belongs to Neha; it is ___.
56. Complete: Neha forgot ___ bag.
57. Complete: This is ___ classroom.
58. Complete: This classroom is ___.
59. Complete: The players collected ___ medals.
60. Complete: These medals are ___.
61. Which word can be both a possessive determiner and an independent possessive pronoun?
62. Choose the correctly written possessive pronoun.
63. Choose the correctly written possessive pronoun.
64. Complete: The cat licked ___ paw.
65. Which form can mean ‘it has’?
66. Complete: A colleague of ___ recommended this book.
67. Complete: A friend of ___ lives here.
68. Complete: We met a neighbour of ___.
69. Which sentence uses a possessive pronoun independently?
70. In ‘my bicycle’, my is best described in modern grammar as a ___.
71. Complete: I cut ___ while chopping vegetables.
72. Complete: She introduced ___ to the class.
73. Complete: He blamed ___ for the mistake.
74. Complete: We prepared ___ for the interview.
75. Complete: They enjoyed ___ at the picnic.
76. Speaking to one child, complete: Please help ___ to some fruit.
77. Speaking to several children, complete: Please help ___ to some fruit.
78. Complete: The machine switches ___ off automatically.
79. Which is the standard first-person plural reflexive form?
80. Which is the standard reflexive form corresponding to he?
81. Choose the correct sentence.
82. Choose the correct sentence.
83. In ‘The minister herself opened the exhibition’, herself is ___.
84. In ‘The child injured himself’, himself is ___.
85. Which sentence uses a pronoun for emphasis?
86. Which sentence uses a reflexive as the direct object?
87. Complete: Nobody helped him; he repaired the bicycle by ___.
88. In ‘She lives by herself’, by herself normally means ___.
89. Complete: We kept some food for ___.
90. Complete: Rina bought ___ a warm coat.
91. In formal ordinary usage, choose the sentence with a normal personal-pronoun subject.
92. Complete: The teacher asked Ravi and ___ to speak.
93. Which statement distinguishes reflexive and emphatic uses?
94. Complete: You must believe in ___, Ravi.
95. Complete: You must believe in ___, children.
96. Which sentence has a correctly formed possessive expression?
97. Which sentence distinguishes a determiner from a pronoun correctly?
98. Which pair contains two independent possessive pronouns?
99. Complete: This is his pen, but that pen is ___.
100. Complete: We did all the work ___.
Set 3: Demonstratives interrogatives and relatives
Questions 101–150 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
101. In ‘This is expensive’, this is a ___.
102. In ‘This book is expensive’, this functions as a ___.
103. Complete: ___ are my shoes here beside me.
104. Complete: ___ is my house over there.
105. Choose the plural of the demonstrative this.
106. Choose the plural of the demonstrative that.
107. Which sentence uses a demonstrative pronoun independently?
108. Which sentence uses a demonstrative determiner?
109. Complete: ___ is knocking at the door?
110. In formal written English, complete: To ___ should I address the letter?
111. Complete: ___ is this bag? I want to know its owner.
112. Complete: ___ of these two routes is shorter?
113. Complete: ___ happened after the meeting?
114. Which form means ‘who is’?
115. Complete: ___ coming with us?
116. Complete: ___ keys are on the table? I need to find their owner.
117. Complete: The woman ___ lives next door is a doctor.
118. Complete: The man ___ car was stolen reported it.
119. In formal written English, complete: The woman to ___ I spoke was helpful.
120. Complete: The book ___ I borrowed is useful.
121. Complete the non-defining clause: My uncle, ___ lives in Agra, is visiting.
122. Complete the non-defining clause: My bicycle, ___ is new, needs a repair.
123. Which word cannot introduce a standard non-defining relative clause?
124. Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun as the subject?
125. Which sentence correctly omits an object relative pronoun?
126. Which relative pronoun is the subject in its clause?
127. Which relative pronoun is an object in its clause?
128. Complete: I know ___ you mean; I understand your point.
129. Complete using a form meaning ‘the things that’: Tell me ___ you need for the experiment.
130. Choose the correct sentence.
131. Choose the correct relative clause about a thing.
132. Choose the correct relative clause about a person.
133. Complete: The house ___ roof collapsed is being repaired.
134. Complete: He missed the train, ___ made him late.
135. In formal written English, complete: ___ do you think will win?
136. In formal written English, complete: ___ do you think we should invite?
137. Complete: ___ finishes first will receive a prize.
138. Complete in formal usage: Give the badge to ___ arrives first.
139. Complete in formal usage: Invite ___ you consider best qualified.
140. Complete: Take ___ of the two pens you prefer.
141. Which sentence avoids a redundant object pronoun?
142. Which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause?
143. Which sentence contains a defining relative clause?
144. Choose the correct form after a fronted preposition in formal English: ‘the desk on ___ the letter lay’.
145. Which statement about relative who and that is accurate?
146. Which statement about object relatives is accurate?
147. Which sentence uses whose correctly?
148. Which sentence correctly uses who’s?
149. In ‘I do not know who called’, who is ___.
150. In ‘the author whose novel won’, whose expresses ___.
Set 4: Indefinites agreement and substitution
Questions 151–200 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
151. Complete: Everyone ___ ready.
152. Complete: Somebody ___ left a message.
153. Complete: Nobody ___ the answer.
154. Complete: Everything ___ in the cupboard.
155. Complete: Something ___ wrong with this lock.
156. Choose the present-tense form of have: Each of the players ___ a medal.
157. In formal standard agreement, complete: Either of the answers ___ acceptable.
158. In formal standard agreement, complete: Neither of the candidates ___ available.
159. Complete: Both of the students ___ ready.
160. Complete: Several of them ___ absent.
161. Complete: Many of us ___ agreed.
162. Complete: Few of them ___ willing to travel.
163. Complete: None of the water ___ safe to drink.
164. Which statement about none is accurate?
165. Complete: All of the milk ___ fresh.
166. Complete: All of the children ___ present.
167. Complete: Some of the money ___ missing.
168. Complete: Some of the books ___ missing.
169. Complete: Most of the rice ___ cooked.
170. Complete: Most of the visitors ___ waiting outside.
171. Choose the sentence accepted in standard modern English.
172. Complete: If anyone calls, ask ___ to leave a message.
173. Complete: Every participant should bring ___ own pen, using gender-neutral reference.
174. Which statement about singular they is accurate?
175. Complete: Someone is at the door. ___ are asking for you.
176. Choose the correct position of the adjective.
177. Choose the correct expression.
178. Complete: I need ___ else to help me; one person is not enough.
179. Choose the standard expression meaning no person.
180. In ‘Everybody smiled’, everybody is a ___.
181. In ‘Neither was suitable’, neither is traditionally called a ___.
182. In ‘Each received a certificate’, each functions as a ___.
183. In ‘Each student received a certificate’, each functions as a ___.
184. Which expression is a reciprocal pronoun?
185. Complete with a possessive reciprocal: They borrowed ___ books.
186. Which statement about each other and one another is accurate?
187. In ‘The players congratulated themselves’, themselves normally indicates ___.
188. In ‘The players congratulated one another’, one another indicates ___.
189. Complete: This pen does not work; please give me another ___.
190. Complete: I prefer the blue shoes to the black ___.
191. Complete: These cups are cracked; we need new ___.
192. Complete: I want a bigger bag. This ___ is too small.
193. Which noun is directly replaceable by one in ‘I need another ___’?
194. Complete in formal British usage: One should do ___ best.
195. Complete: One must take care of ___.
196. Choose the present-tense form of have: They each ___ a different opinion.
197. Choose the present-tense form of have: Each of them ___ a different opinion.
198. Choose the correct sentence.
199. Choose the correct sentence in formal agreement.
200. Choose the correct sentence.
Set 5: Mixed correction and advanced application
Questions 201–250 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
201. Correct the subject case: ‘Her and I solved the puzzle’.
202. Correct the object case: ‘The guide helped he and I’.
203. Correct the prepositional phrase: ‘between you and I’.
204. Correct the sentence: ‘These seats are our’s’.
205. Correct the sentence: ‘The bird spread it’s wings’.
206. Correct the sentence: ‘Whose coming today?’
207. Correct the possessive question: ‘Who’s bag is this?’
208. Correct the sentence: ‘The child hurt hisself’.
209. Correct the sentence: ‘We enjoyed ourself’.
210. Correct the sentence: ‘The girls taught theirselves’.
211. Correct the sentence: ‘Everyone have a ticket’.
212. Correct the sentence: ‘Both of them is ready’.
213. In formal agreement, correct ‘Each of the students have a card’.
214. Correct the sentence: ‘They each has a notebook’.
215. Which sentence keeps a pronoun reference clear?
216. Without more context, who can she refer to in ‘Rina told Asha that she had won’?
217. Choose the clearest rewrite if the book belongs to Aman.
218. Complete: Sita and Gita are sisters. ___ live together.
219. Complete: I found the keys and put ___ in the drawer.
220. Complete: The museum is closed. ___ reopens tomorrow.
221. Complete: Ravi gave the book to Neha because ___ had requested it; the blank refers to Neha.
222. Complete: Neha thanked Ravi because ___ had helped her; the blank refers to Ravi.
223. Complete: This laptop belongs to me, so it is ___.
224. Complete: This phone belongs to us, so it is ___.
225. Complete: This jacket belongs to them, so it is ___.
226. Which statement about its is accurate?
227. Complete: The dog ___ opened the gate, with emphasis on the dog doing it.
228. Complete: The dog saw ___ in the mirror; the reflected animal was the same dog.
229. Which sentence expresses a mutual action clearly?
230. Choose the correct reciprocal possessive.
231. Choose the correct non-defining relative clause.
232. Choose the correct non-defining relative clause.
233. Choose the correct formal relative construction.
234. Choose the correct relative construction for possession.
235. Choose the correct defining relative sentence.
236. Choose the correct defining relative sentence.
237. Complete: ___ you decide, I will support your decision.
238. Complete: ___ of the two candidates wins will need support.
239. Complete: ___ wants a copy should sign the list.
240. In formal usage, complete: Give it to ___ needs it most.
241. Which sentence has an accepted singular they construction?
242. Complete: Every learner ___ to check their answers.
243. Complete: Everybody is ready, ___?
244. Complete: Nobody called, ___?
245. Complete: Nothing has changed, ___?
246. In ‘It was Neha who solved the puzzle’, who is ___.
247. Choose the standard indefinite-pronoun expression.
248. Complete: Of the two solutions, ___ is entirely satisfactory, so we need a third.
249. Both brothers live in Kanpur. Complete with the same meaning: ___ of them live in Kanpur.
250. Which method best resolves a pronoun question?
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