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    PURWANCHAL VIDYAMANDIR

    Session: 2021-2022
    CLASS: VI
    Subject: English Language
    Chapter: Kinds of Pronouns

    Pronouns:
    Words used in place of nouns are called pronouns.

    Example:
    Savita is riding a bicycle. Savita stopped at the garden to play.
    Let us use the pronoun ‘she’ instead of Savita in the second sentence and rewrite it.
    Savita is riding a bicycle. She stopped at the garden to play.

    Features:
     Pronouns are used instead of nouns.
     They help make sentences shorter and simpler.
    KINDS OF PRONOUNS:
    REFLEXIVE
    PERSONAL
    PRONOUNS

    EMPHATIC
    RECIPROCAL

    INTERROGATIVE
    PRONOUNS
    INDEFINITE

    RELATIVE
    DISTRIBUTIVE

    DEMONSTRATIVE
    PURWANCHAL VIDYAMANDIR
    Session: 2021-2022
    CLASS: VI
    Subject: English Language
    Chapter: Kinds of Pronouns
    WORKSHEET

    I. Fill in the blanks with personal pronouns:


    a) ______ has done her work neatly.
    b) _______ shall visit my friend on Sunday.
    c) ______ have completed their work.
    d) ____ is very hot today.
    e) These toys are for you and ____.

    II. Identify the Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns:


    a) He heard himself.
    b) I painted this picture myself.
    c) She herself baked the cake.
    d) The horse hurt itself.
    e) He himself painted the picture.

    III. Fill in the blanks with Demonstrative pronouns:


    a) Both the books are good but ____ is better.
    b) _____ is the painting I bought yesterday.
    c) _____ are fresh flowers.
    d) _____ is a present for my uncle.
    e) ____ are my boots.

    IV. Fill in the blanks with Interrogative pronouns:


    a) _____ do you see?
    b) By ______ was this book written?
    c) _____ of these shirts do you like?
    d) _____ umbrella is this?
    e) _____ do you prefer, tea or coffee?
    V. Fill in the blanks with reciprocal pronouns:
    a) Anita and Rita always help ____________.
    b) The boys in our class quarrel with ____________.
    c) Ram and Lakshman loved _______.
    d) They fought and hurt _______.
    e) The three sisters were fond of _______.

    VI. Fill in the blanks with indefinite pronouns:


    a) ______ say he was a cheat.
    b) ______ of the presents were missing.
    c) ________ can make mistakes.
    d) I want ______ to eat as I am hungry.
    e) Luckily, _____ escaped unhurt in the accident.

    VII. Fill in the blanks with distributive pronouns:


    a) ______ of the boys has received a chocolate.
    b) _______ of the girls can help.
    c) ________of the two boys can play well.
    d) _______ of the two answers is right.
    e) Take _____ of the two apples.

    VIII. Fill in the blanks of relative pronouns:


    a) The flowers ______ grow in his garden are beautiful.
    b) The lion ______ was in the cage died.
    c) The boy _____ pocket was picked is my neighbor.
    d) Uneasy lies the head ______ wears the crown.
    e) This is the girl ______ won the cycle race.

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