English 101

Question 1

Is a word used in place of a noun to avoid repeating the noun.

Answer 1

Pronouns

Question 2

Is a word that is used to represent a specific person or thing in a sentence

Answer 2

Personal pronoun

Question 3

I, you, she, he, it, and they are example of what?

Answer 3

Personal pronoun

Question 4

Name the six personal pronoun

Answer 4

I, you, he, she, it, and they

Question 5

Are words that express a mutual relationship or action between two people or things.

Answer 5

Reciprocal pronoun

Question 6

Give the example of reciprocal pronoun

Answer 6

Each other and one another

Question 7

Used to refer to people or things without specifically naming them

Answer 7

Indefinite pronoun

Question 8

Give three example of indefinite pronoun

Answer 8

Someone, everybody, and nobody

Question 9

Is a word that shows ownership

Answer 9

Possessive pronoun

Question 10

My, your, his, her, its, our, and their are example of what?

Answer 10

Possessive pronoun

Question 11

Is a pronoun that is used in questions

Answer 11

Interrogative pronoun

Question 12

Give the five interrogative pronouns

Answer 12

Who, what, which, when, and why

Question 13

Links a dependent clause to a dependent clause in a sentence it is used to introduce a noun clause, which is a subordinate clause that function as either the subject or the object of the verb in the main clause.

Answer 13

Relative pronoun

Question 14

In relative pronoun “who” is refers to what

Answer 14

Refers to people

Question 15

In a relative pronoun “whom” is refers to what

Answer 15

Refers to people (formal)

Question 16

In a relative pronoun “which” is refers to what?

Answer 16

Refers to things

Question 17

In a relative pronoun “that” is refers to what?

Answer 17

Refers to things or people (informal)

Question 18

Is a word like “this” or “that” that is used to point out specific things. They are often used to replace a noun that has already been mentioned

Answer 18

Demonstrative pronoun

Question 19

Example of demonstrative pronoun

Answer 19

This—these
That—those