Test: Pronouns - 1 - Class 4 MCQ

Identifying the Pronouns:
The given sentence is: "He came home late."
The pronouns in this sentence are:
- He: This is a personal pronoun used to refer to a male person.
- Came: This is not a pronoun. It is a verb (past tense of "come") used to describe the action of someone arriving or appearing.
- Home: This is not a pronoun. It is a noun that refers to the place where someone lives.
- Late: This is not a pronoun. It is an adjective that describes the time of arrival or action.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A: He.

The possessive pronouns in the given sentence are:
- His: It is used to show possession of the eyes by Bud.
- Webb's: It is used to show possession of something related to Webb.
So, the correct answer is A: His.

Identifying Pronouns in the Sentence:
She told him to go home.
Options:
A: He
B: Him
C: Told
D: To

To identify the pronouns in the sentence, we need to look for words that replace nouns or noun phrases.
Pronouns in the sentence:
- She - refers to a female person, replacing a noun.
- Him - refers to a male person, replacing a noun.
Therefore, the pronouns in the given sentence are She and Him.
Answer:  b

Identifying the Possessive Pronouns:
The possessive pronouns in the given sentence are used to show ownership or possession. Let's identify them from the given options:
1. His: This is a possessive pronoun that shows ownership. It refers to the cabby's view of life.
2. It: This is not a possessive pronoun. It is a pronoun used to refer to something previously mentioned or easily identified.
3. Is: This is not a possessive pronoun. It is a verb that indicates a state of being.
4. Probably: This is not a possessive pronoun. It is an adverb that expresses uncertainty or likelihood.
Therefore, the correct answer is A: His.

Identifying the Pronouns:
The pronouns in the given sentence are as follows:
- She: Referring to a female person
- it: Referring to something previously mentioned or understood
Therefore, the pronouns in the given sentence are "She" and "it".
Explanation:
- The sentence "She talks about it, but talk never hurts" contains two pronouns.
- The pronoun "She" is used to refer to a female person. It is the subject of the sentence and indicates that a female person is talking about something.
- The pronoun "it" is used to refer to something previously mentioned or understood. It is the object of the sentence and refers to something being talked about by the female person.
- The sentence implies that talking about the subject never hurts, emphasizing the importance of communication.
Therefore, the pronouns "She" and "it" are used in the sentence to refer to specific people or things.

Identifying Possessive Pronouns:
Explanation:
- A possessive pronoun is a pronoun that shows ownership or possession.
- In the given sentence, the possessive pronoun is used to show ownership of the hand.
- The possessive pronoun in the sentence is "his".
- It indicates that the hand belongs to someone.
- The word "his" is used to show that the hand belongs to the person referred to in the sentence.
Answer:
The possessive pronoun in the given sentence is "his".

Identifying the Pronouns:
The given sentence is: "He looked at it."
Pronouns:
- He: This is a pronoun that refers to a male person or animal.
- It: This is a pronoun that refers to a non-living thing or an animal without a specific gender.
Therefore, the pronouns in the given sentence are He and It.
Note: The options provided are:
A: He
B: She
C: Looked
D: At
The correct answer is A .

Identifying the Possessive Pronouns:
- Possessive pronouns show ownership or possession.
- In the given sentence, "Agatha was taken into her mother's arms," the possessive pronoun is used to show ownership.
- The possessive pronoun in this sentence is "her."
- The word "her" is used to show that Agatha's mother has ownership of the arms in which Agatha was taken.
Answer:
The possessive pronoun in the given sentence is "her."

Identifying the Pronouns:
There are two pronouns in the given sentence: she and him.
Explanation:
The pronouns in the sentence replace nouns and refer to specific people. Let's break down the sentence to identify the pronouns:
1. "In the morning" - This phrase does not contain any pronouns. It simply indicates the time frame.
2. "she" - This is a pronoun that refers to a female person. It is used to replace the name or noun of the female subject in the sentence.
3. "would look out the window" - This part of the sentence does not contain any pronouns. It describes an action.
4. "and" - This is a conjunction that connects two parts of the sentence.
5. "see" - This is a verb that describes the action of observing.
6. "him" - This is a pronoun that refers to a male person. It is used to replace the name or noun of the male object in the sentence.
To summarize, the pronouns in the sentence are "she" and "him". They are used to replace the names or nouns of specific people in the sentence.

Identifying the Possessive Pronouns from the given options:
- The possessive pronouns in the given sentence are used to show ownership or possession. They include pronouns like "his," "her," "their," "mine," etc.
- Let's analyze the options to identify the possessive pronouns:
A: His
- "His" is a possessive pronoun in the sentence. It shows that something belongs to the person mentioned.
B: He
- "He" is a personal pronoun, not a possessive pronoun.
C: Paused
- "Paused" is a verb, not a pronoun.
D: In
- "In" is a preposition, not a pronoun.
- Therefore, the correct answer is option A: "His" is the possessive pronoun in the given sentence.
Summary:
The possessive pronoun in the given sentence is "His." It shows ownership or possession.