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1. 1.

   Identify the pronouns in the given sentences.

   1. My pet cat is ill. It hasn't eaten anything for two days.
   2. Sattva and Tanya are twins. They study in the same class.
   3. Vinay loves football. He plays football every day.
   4. Why don't you talk to father about the book?
   5. She is the new girl in the class.
2. 2.

   Change the pronouns into their plural forms. The first one has been done for you.

   1. Tarun gave me some comics.
      Tarun gave them some comics.
   2. May I come in?
   3. Send the letters to him.
   4. Please use the sketch pens that are his.
   5. He bought many gifts for me. 
   6. I called him up to know whether he had reached on time or not.
3. 3.

   Fill in the blanks with suitable personal pronouns.

   1. Give _____________ something to eat. _____________ am hungry.
   2. _____________ shall give you the book myself.
   3. Where is Aman? _____________ can't be seen anywhere.
   4. _____________ should learn from our faults.
   5. My mother is not in _____________ room. I wonder where _____________ has gone.
   6. Please don't call _____________ when _____________ am busy.
   7. They have left _____________ behind.
   8. My friend invited my sister and _____________ to dinner.
   9. You, he and _____________ are friends.
   10. Do _____________ need a room for four?
4. 4.

   Fill in the blanks using possessive pronouns.

   1. Sonalika asked, "Is that Madhubala's bag?" Anupriya said, "Yes, it is _______________."
   2. Those orchards belong to them. Those orchards are _______________.
   3. I shall carry my own luggage and you should carry _______________.
   4. My library card has expired. Can I borrow _______________?
   5. She has brought a new dress in that packet. The packet is _______________.
   6. Jackie does not wear hats. How can this hat be _______________?
   7. This garden is bigger than _______________.
   8. This cricket bat does not belong to me. This bat is not _______________.
5. 5.

   Rewrite the following sentences correctly.

   1. Are those chocolates and flowers on the table your?
   2. That man is using a debit card that is not its.
   3. She never shares her notes with hers friends.
   4. They won the match and the trophy was their.
   5. This book is your.
6. 6.

   Underline the demonstrative pronouns and circle the demonstrative adjectives.

   1. These are some interesting riddle books.
   2. That was my friend who came from London last week
   3. Have you learnt those poems by heart?
   4. These paintings are very rare.
   5. My views are similar to those of the members of the committee.
   6. This story was told by my grandmother.