Test: Type I (Pronouns) - Bank Exams MCQ

In this sentence, "Jane" and the pronoun are the subjects performing the action (going to the park), so we need a subject pronoun. "I" is the correct subject pronoun to use with "Jane."

In this sentence, the reflexive pronoun refers back to the subject "she." The correct reflexive pronoun for "she" is "herself."

"Its" is the correct possessive pronoun to use when referring to an object or animal (in this case, the dog).

The sentence is talking about the entire group of students, so "either" is the incorrect indefinite pronoun to use.

"Who" is the correct interrogative pronoun to use when asking about the subject of a sentence (in this case, the person going to the store).

In this sentence, the pronoun is the object of the verb "belongs to," so we need an object pronoun. "Her" is the correct object pronoun to use in this case.

 "Each other" is the correct reciprocal pronoun to use when referring to two people (in this case, the two friends) helping one another.

"That" is the correct relative pronoun to use when referring to an object (in this case, the house) in a relative clause.

 "Their" is the correct possessive pronoun to use when referring to a group of people (in this case, the students).

In this sentence, the speaker is addressing a group of people and inviting them to take some cookies. "Yourselves" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use when referring to a group of people.