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Answer the following questions using the personal pronouns. One is done fo
1. Do you love dancing?
Yes, I love dancing.
2.
Does Mamta obey her teachers?
Yes,
3. Will Punit go to Mumbai tomorrow?
No,
4.
Can Rahul write good stories?
No,
5. Is the Ganga a holy river?
Yes,​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Yes, I do love dancing.

• Personal pronoun: 'I'

2. Yes, she obeys her teacher.

• Personal Pronoun: 'she'

3. No, He won't go to Mumbai.

• Personal Pronoun: 'He'

4. No, He can't write good stories.

• Personal Pronoun: 'He'

5. Yes, it's a holy river.

• Personal Pronoun: 'it'

Explanation:-

What is personal pronoun?

• A personal pronoun is something that Grammatically describes a particular person or thing.

For example: I, he, she, you, we, they, him, me, her, it, them and many more.

Here are some more sentences with personal pronoun:-

• They won't let Reena sleep tonight.

• He used to be a good boy.

• She was shocked listening to this news.

• We were walking distantly.

• It was a scary night.

• We should ask them.

• He shouldn't talk to her.

Answer 2

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1. Do you love dancing?

• Yes, I love dancing.

Personal pronoun used: I.

_______________________________

2.Does Mamta obey her teachers?

• Yes, She obey her teachers.

Personal pronoun used: She.

_______________________________

3. Will Punit go to Mumbai tomorrow?

• No, He won't go to Mumbai tomorrow.

Personal pronoun used: He.

_______________________________

4.Can Rahul write good stories?

No, He can't write good stories.

Personal pronoun used: He.

_______________________________

5. Is the Ganga a holy river?

Yes, It is a holy river.

Personal pronoun used: It.

_______________________________

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Personal pronoun:

A personal pronoun is a short word we use as a simple substitute for the proper name of a person. Each of the English personal pronouns shows us the grammatical person, gender, number, and case of the noun it replaces. I, you, he, she, it, we they, me, him, her, us, and them are all personal pronouns.