Magic Krishi

A word that takes the place of a noun is called –

A pronoun takes the place of a/an-

Which one of the following words is an example of a distributive pronoun?

Which one of the following is an example of an indefinite pronoun?

Which one is the indefinite pronoun?

Who, Which , What are-

Each of the boys gets a prize. Here ‘each’ is a :

Choose the correct sentence:

Which is right?

Suhina showed – her photographs.Lima showed – the photograph.

Let – go there.

Choose the correct one:

Which is the correct sentence?

Choose the correct sentence?

Choose the correct sentence?

Between —-, this is the greatest book I’ve ever read.

I wish I were -.

It was who had left before he arrived.

My father never appoved of – a foreigner.

Choose the correct sentence.

I cut myself. Here ‘myself’ is a/an-‘Myself is a/an –

Choose the correct sentence.

which of the following is demonstrative pronoun?

Modern farms are much larger than – of former times.

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Your advice is no different from the other friends.

The roads of Rajshahi are wider -.

Choose the correct sentence.

Which one is correct?

Find out the correct sentence.

Which one is the relative pronoun?

‘Who’ , ‘What’ , and ‘Which’ are – pronoun.

I is I who am to blame. Name the pronoun the underlined word-

Who, Which, What are-

Choose the correct sentence.

It was I – he wanted to sing to.

This is the house – I want to buy.This is the pen – I want.

I met a person – I never saw earlier.

My uncle has three sons. – work in the same office.

Choose the correct sentence.

– is a princess.

personal pronoun:?

The roads of Dhaka are wider than – Rajbari.

The party was a disaster. There – there.

I want a red shirt. But they only had-.

The underlined word in the sentence ‘Sheela works for a company that makes furniture’ is-

Which of the following sentence is correct?

Which of the following sentence is correct?

Either of these – to the arport.

It should be –

Which of the following has an emphatic use of the reflexive pronoun?