Exercise-1

Fill in the blanks with the given Pronouns, as guided :

1.       Who, Whom, Whose : 'Who' is used as Subject, 'whom' as Object and 'whose' is used to show possession :

(a)    ……………….is the owner of this umbrella?

(b)    Everybody likes the boy …………….speaks the truth.

(c)    ……………….do you want to speak?

(d)    ………………….is this schoolbag?

2.       One, One's : If 'one' is used in a sentence, "one's" is used in it to show possession :

(a)    ………………should do one's work well.

(b)    One should not cheat ………………..friends.

3.       Some, Any : 'Some' is used in positive sentences while 'any' is used in negative and interrogative sentences :

(a)    There is ………………milk in the can.

(b)    …………….of the boys wished the teachers.

(c)    Have you ……………money in your purse?

(d)    I don’t want …………….of these pens.

4.       Every, Each : 'Every' shows a large number but 'each' signifies a limited number :

(a)    …………………citizen of India is hardworking.

(b)    ………………of the students were on time.

5.       Each Other, One Another : 'Each other' signifies a limited number while 'one another' shows unlimited number :

(a)    All people should help ……………….. .

(b) two friends helped ………………… .

I don't think you will need answers for this exercise.