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Test I. Demonstrative Pronouns

Directions: Complete the sentences with this, that, these or those. Write only the answer on your paper.
1. Which book do you want to borrow, this or _____ ?
2. I like books better than those ones.
3. This is my house and is my brother’s.
4. Look at   ducks. They are coming into our yard.
5. This Lamborghini is so expensive. That’s why I prefer one on the corner which has a reasonable price.
6. Can you see clouds above? It’s going to rain. Let’s get into the house.
7. apples are fresher than the last delivery.
8. Don’t shoot bird. It’s protected by laws.
9. Can you get me tomato, Dear?
10. We are lost. Let’s ask man. He is fishing by the river.

Test I.1: Singular or Plural

Directions: Determine whether the Demonstrative pronoun is singular or plural in the sentence. Put an S for
singular and a P for plural.
1. _____ I like those.
2. _____ That is fantastic.
3. _____ This is very hard to do.
4. _____ These are fun games.
5. _____ I can't believe this.

Test II. Interrogative Pronouns

Directions: Complete the sentences with the right interrogative pronouns (who, whom, whose, what, which).
Write only the answer on your paper.
1. is the first man to land on the moon?
2. blouse do you prefer, the blue one or the black one?
3. “ cat is this?” “It belongs to Jane.”
4. “To do they work for?” “They work for me.”
5. “ bird is that?” “That’s a parrot.”
6. “ is the President of the USA?” “Joe Biden.“
7. “ is the currency in Finland?” “Euro.”
8. “ motorcycle is it?” “It’s mine.”
9. “ is that?” “It’s me”
10. “ are you calling?” “I’m calling my wife.”

Test III. Indefinite Pronouns

Directions: Select the correct indefinite pronoun in each sentence. Write only the answer on your paper.
1. (Anyone, No one) came to my graduation.
2. Can (somebody, nobody) help me?
3. I want to meet (someone, anyone) special at the dance.
4. (Nothing, Everything) is good enough for Roger.
5. We don’t have (nothing, anything) to hide.
6. Mariah heard a rumor about (someone, anyone).
7. Did you go (anywhere, everywhere) for winter break?
8. Is (something, everything) bothering you?
9. Has (everybody, anything) responded to your text?
10. Can (anyone, nothing) reach the top shelf?
Answer key
Test I Demonstrative Pronouns

1. that
2. these
3. that
4. those
5. that
6. those
7. These
8. that
9. that
10. that

Test I.1: Singular or Plural

1. P
2. S
3. S
4. P
5. S

Test II Interrogative Pronouns

1. Who
2. Which
3. Whose
4. whom
5. What
6. Who
7. What
8. Whose
9. Who
10. Who

Test III Indefinite Pronouns

1. No One
2. somebody
3. someone
4. Nothing
5. anything
6. someone
7. anywhere
8. something
9. everybody
10. anyone