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Pronoun Mock Test - 1
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1)(A) We are proud to announce/ (B) that every one of us have earned/ (C) a good name./ (D) No error.
Ans- (b) ‘has’ is used with ‘everyone’.
2)(A) Here is/ (B) the man whom I think/ (C) committed the crime./ (D) No error.
Ans- (b) The ‘man’ is the subject here that will take relative pronoun ‘who’.
3)(A) He took/ (B) his younger sister/ (C) with himself./ (D) No error.
Ans- (c) Change ‘himself’ into ‘him’.
4)(A) The company is in debt/ (B) and has been unable/ (C) to pay their employees’ salaries/ (D) for the past six months.
Ans- (c) ‘Company’ is a singular noun. Singular possessive adjective ‘its’ will be used with it.
5)(A) The company has appointed/ (B) consultants to help them/ (C) increase its revenue and/ (D) improve its financial position.
Ans- (b) Company is singular noun and will take ‘it' in place of in place of them.
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6)(A) You cannot change/ (B) people, but you/ (C) can definitely/ (D) change own.
Ans- (d) Change ‘own’ into ‘yourself’.
7)(A) Governments and business houses must reduce/ (B) its own energy use/ (C) and promote conservation/ (D) to their citizens and employees.
Ans- (b) Change ‘its’ into their. Government and business houses being plural will take plural adjective ‘their’.
8)(A) Even those which/ (B) have no previous/ (C) work experience have/ (D) applied for this job.
Ans- (a) Change ‘which’ into ‘who’.
9)(A) He talked on the phone/ (B) for hours together/ (C) who really irritated/ (D) hisparents a lot.
Ans- (c) Use ‘which’ in place of ‘who’. ‘Talking on telephone’ is not a person but on activity and hence takes ‘which’ not who’.
10)(A) Instead of laying off/ (B) the workers, the company/ (C) decided to ask them/ (D) to avail voluntary retirement.
Ans- (d) Avail is followed by a reflexive pronoun and preposition ‘of’. Add themselves of’ after ‘avail’.
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