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Parts of speech classify words according to their function as nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections. Questions may test a word that changes class by context, such as a noun used as a verb or an adjective formed from a participle.
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- A. who
- B. whom
- C. which
- D. whose
Explanation: - "Whom" is the correct object pronoun to use when asking about the person on the other end of the conversation.- The sentence is asking…
Correct answer: whom- A. me
- B. my
- C. myself
- D. mine
Explanation: "Myself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use, as it refers back to the subject "I" and indicates that the speaker is the one who is a…
Correct answer: myself- A. When God calls Himself Al Hearing, this attribute of His checks a person from using foul
- B. When God calls Himself All Hearings this attribute of Him checks a person from
- C. When God calls Him All Hearing, it checks a person from using foul language
- D. When God calls Himself All Hearing, this attribute of His check a person fromusing foul language
Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.- "Al Hearing" is a correct translation of the Arabic name of God…
Correct answer: When God calls Himself Al Hearing, this attribute of His checks a person from using foul- A. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than him.
- B. Jack was not selected to be the flag barer because he is not taller than me
- C. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than he.
- D. Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because me is taller than him
Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.- The correct comparison is made between "I" and "he", using the subject…
Correct answer: Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than he.- A. its
- B. in terms
- C. with which
- D. one
Explanation: "Its" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the speed and alacrity belong to "it" (the recipe).- The sentence is…
Correct answer: its- A. permitted
- B. they
- C. to turn
- D. in late
Explanation: "They" is an incorrect subject pronoun in this context, as it's a plural pronoun and the subject is singular (the teacher).- The correct…
Correct answer: they- A. my act revealed themselves
- B. mine act revealed themselves
- C. my act revealed themself
- D. my act revealed itself
Explanation: "my act" is the correct possessive phrase, indicating that the act belongs to the speaker.- "revealed themselves" is the correct verb…
Correct answer: my act revealed themselves948. _ I have offended usually comes around after a term of years and tells me that his son was right.
- A. The parent who
- B. The parent whom
- C. The parent which
- D. The parent whose
Explanation: The parent who is correct because "who" is a relative pronoun used to refer to people and is the subject of the verb "have offended." The…
Correct answer: The parent who- A. herself killed Katherine
- B. killed Katherine herself
- C. himself killed Katherine
- D. him killed Katherine
Explanation: - "himself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use, indicating that Mr.
Correct answer: himself killed Katherine- A. me
- B. my
- C. I
- D. myself.
Explanation: - "myself" is the correct reflexive pronoun to use, indicating that the speaker bought the automobile for themselves.
Correct answer: myself.- A. something
- B. everything
- C. anything
- D. nothing
Explanation: "anything" is the correct indefinite pronoun to use, indicating that the speaker had previously been searching for something, but had…
Correct answer: anything- A. his sense
- B. her sense
- C. our sense
- D. their sense
Explanation: "our" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the sense of smell belongs to the people being referred to (i.e., "we").-…
Correct answer: our sense- A. who
- B. whichever
- C. whomever
- D. whoever
Explanation: "whomever" is the correct object pronoun to use, indicating that the speaker is willing to invite anyone chosen by the person being spoken…
Correct answer: whomever- A. which
- B. what
- C. whose
- D. who
Explanation: "who" is the correct relative pronoun to use, introducing the dependent clause "bear the burden of life and carry its hardships through…
Correct answer: who- A. their
- B. theirs
- C. them
- D. themself
Explanation: - "theirs" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the books belonged to them.- The sentence is grammatically correct…
Correct answer: theirs- A. his
- B. him
- C. one
- D. one's.
Explanation: "one's" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the life belongs to the person being referred to (i.e., "one").
Correct answer: one's.- A. to his
- B. to him
- C. to her
- D. to them
Explanation: - "to his" is the correct prepositional phrase, indicating that the objection is to the person (his) joining the club.- The sentence is…
Correct answer: to his- A. who of
- B. whom
- C. which of
Explanation: "whom" is an object pronoun, but it's not the correct choice here because it's not the object of the verb "know".- "who" is a subject…
Correct answer: whom- A. a, that a
- B. who
- C. the, that a
- D. a, that the
Explanation: "a" is an indefinite article used to refer to a non-specific woman.- "that" is a relative pronoun introducing a clause that describes the…
Correct answer: a, that a- A. who
- B. whom
- C. which
- D. that
Explanation: - "that" is a relative pronoun introducing a clause that describes the people and things that remind him of his mistake.- The sentence is…
Correct answer: that