Question

II. Complete the sentences using appropriate interrogative pronouns, emphasising pronouns
indefinite pronouns or distributive pronouns:
1. I wonder---------- dog knocked our garbage can over.

2. We blame-------- first the accident.

3. Lisa read to-------- in the afternoon.

4. You-------- can tell us about the situation.

5. TO-------- are you speaking?

6. The city------ does not receive much rainfall.

7.---------- boy was given a prize.

8.--------- of them can do it.

9. There is---------- as beautiful as paris.

10. I looked --------- fory keys.
pls answer these question quickly.

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Answer 1

II. Complete the sentences using appropriate interrogative pronouns, emphasising pronouns.

$\huge{\underline{\tt{\green{Answer-}}}}$

1. I wonder did the dog knocked our garbage can over.

• (Interrogative pronoun)

2. We blame ourselves first the accident.

• (Emphasizing pronoun)

3. Lisa read to herself in the afternoon.

• (Indefinite pronoun)

4. You yourself can tell us about the situation.

• (Emphasising pronoun)

5. TO whom are you speaking?

• (Interrogative pronoun)

6. The city may does not receive much rainfall.

• (Indefinite pronoun)

7. These boy was given a prize.

• ( Emphasizing pronoun)

8. Anyone of them can do it.

• (Indefinite pronoun)

9. There is nothing as beautiful as paris.

• (Distributive pronoun)

10. I looked everywhere for keys.

• ( Emphasizing pronoun)

Answer 2

Question - Complete the sentences using appropriate interrogative pronouns, emphasising pronouns,indefinite pronouns, or distributive pronouns.

1. I wonder ______ dog knocked our garbage can over.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ I wonder $\bf \orange {did\:the}$ dog knocked our garbage can over?

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Interrogative\:Pronoun}}$

2. We blame _______ for the accident.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ We blame $\bf \orange {ourselves}$ for the accident.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Emphasizing\:Pronoun}}$

3. Lisa read to _______ in the afternoon.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ Lisa read to $\bf \orange {her\:book}$ in the afternoon.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Indefinite\:pronoun\:and\:personal\:pronoun}}$

4. You ______ can tell us about the situation.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ You $\bf \orange {yourself}$ can tell us about the situation.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Emphasizing\:pronoun}}$

5. TO ________ are you speaking?

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ To $\bf \orange {whom}$ are you speaking?

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Interrogative\:pronoun}}$

6. ______ boy was given a prize.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ $\bf \orange {This}$ boy was given a prize.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Emphasizing\:pronoun}}$

7. The city ______ does not receive much rainfall.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ The city $\bf \orange {may}$ does not receive much rainfall.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Indefinite\:pronoun}}$

8. _______ of them can do it.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ $\bf \orange {Anybody}$ of them can do it.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Indefinite\:pronoun}}$

9. There is ______ as beautiful as paris.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ There is $\bf \orange {nothing}$ as beautiful as Paris.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Distributive\:pronoun}}$

10. I looked ______ for keys.

$\bf\underline \mathfrak \red{Answer-}$ I looked $\bf \orange {myself}$ for the keys.

$\bf\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Emphasizing\:pronoun}}$

$\bf {Explanation-}$

$\bf \green {Interrogative\:pronoun-}$

Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions. Example - what, which, who, whom, whose, etc., .

$\bf \green {Emphasizing\:pronoun-}$

An emphasising pronoun is used to emphasis who does the action in a particular sentence. Example - yourself, himself, herself, ourselves, itself, oneself, themselves etc., .

$\bf \green {Indefinite\:pronoun-}$

A pronoun that does not refer to any person, amount, or thing in particular, e.g. anything, something, anyone, everyone.

$\bf \green {Distributive\:pronoun-}$

Distributive pronoun denotes persons or things of group separately. Example of some of the distributive pronouns are- each, either, neither, everyone, any, none, no one, etc.