ENGLISH WEEK 5 - Pronouns

Question 1

small set of words that replaces a noun in a sentence

Answer 1

Pronouns

Question 2

a substitute for the name of a person or object

Answer 2

Personal

Question 3

three cases of Personal pronouns

Answer 3

Nominative, Objective, Possessive

Question 4

used as objects of verbs or prepositions (Me, us, you)

Answer 4

Objective case

Question 5

used as subjects of verb (I, we, you)

Answer 5

Nominative case

Question 6

to show ownership or possession (mine, our, ours, your, yours)

Answer 6

Possessive case

Question 7

evolved, undergone change over time, used in Old English (thee, thou, thy, thyself, ye)

Answer 7

Archaic

Question 8

used for nonspecific things (anybody, nobody, somebody, anywhere, everywhere, nothing, something)

Answer 8

Indefinite

Question 9

usually seen at the beginning of the abjective clause (Who, which, whom, whose, that)

Answer 9

Relative (Clausemarkers)

Question 10

Demonstrate or pointing at something or someone (this, that, those, these)

Answer 10

Demonstrative