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CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
The brown hat is mine and pink one is yours. What is pronoun in this and which kind
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15th August 2018,
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CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the blank with a personal pronoun. No one pitied the boy because ___ was a menace.
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10th April 2015,
1:22 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the blank with a personal pronoun. If an encyclopedia does not have images, ___ is useless.
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10th April 2015,
1:22 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the blank with a personal pronoun. Because of his absence, the judgment was passed against ____.
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10th April 2015,
1:22 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the blank with a personal pronoun. Jane will have to finish her work as quickly as ____ can.
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10th April 2015,
1:22 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the blank with a personal pronoun of neuter gender. ___ is fortunate that no one noticed the missing painting.
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10th April 2015,
1:22 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Fill in the blank with a demonstrative pronoun. _____ is a difficult problem that no one knows how to handle.
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10th April 2015,
12:42 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the underlined word with a possessive pronoun. Rahul’s budget was shaken after his sudden illness and the damage to his car.
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10th April 2015,
12:42 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the demonstrative adjective with a demonstrative pronoun. These boxes need to be dispatched and shipped within an hour.
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10th April 2015,
12:42 PM
CBSE - VI - Grammar - Pronouns
Rewrite the sentence replacing the possessive adjective with a possessive pronoun. I visited only my native place when we went on a holiday for the summer vacations.
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10th April 2015,
12:42 PM
