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Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'?
Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'?
In the context of the sentence, which pronoun would be incorrect to use? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'...
In the context of the sentence, which pronoun would be incorrect to use? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'...
Considering the meaning of the sentence, which pronoun suggests a shared connection? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'?
Considering the meaning of the sentence, which pronoun suggests a shared connection? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'?
Which pronoun would indicate that the speaker is solely referring to their own family in the sentence? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'.
Which pronoun would indicate that the speaker is solely referring to their own family in the sentence? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'.
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Which pronoun would indicate that the family mentioned belongs to someone else? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'.
Which pronoun would indicate that the family mentioned belongs to someone else? 'What the right answer - I’m Italian. —— family are from Venice'.
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Study Notes
Pronouns and Sentence Completion
- The correct pronoun to complete the sentence is "my": "What the right answer - I’m Italian. My family are from Venice."
- An incorrect pronoun for this context would be "his," "her," or "their," as they do not refer to the speaker's family.
- The pronoun "my" indicates a shared connection, representing the speaker's family directly.
- The pronoun "my" also signifies that the speaker is solely referring to their own family.
- The pronoun "their" indicates that the family mentioned belongs to someone else and not the speaker.
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Test your understanding of English pronouns with this quiz focused on family contexts! Explore which pronouns correctly complete sentences and learn about their relationships. Get ready to deepen your grasp of pronouns in everyday dialogue.
