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- a participle acts as:
a. a noun c. a verb mood
b. an adjective d. a pronoun
- which is an interrogative pronoun?
a. they c. these
b. who d. ours
- which is an indefinite pronoun?
a. each c. myself
b. she d. that
- which is a descriptive adjective?
a. three c. beautiful
b. that d. my
- which is a demonstrative adjective?
a. she is tall. c. each player left.
b. this book is mine. d. whose bag is this?
- find the correct sentence:
a. walking down the street, the flowers looked lovely.
b. walking down the street, i saw lovely flowers.
c. walking down the street, lovely flowers were seen.
d. walking down the street, it looked beautiful.
- a modifier must:
a. describe a clear target c. follow the verb
b. end with -ing d. be a dependent clause
Question 25
A participle (like present participle -ing or past participle -ed) functions as an adjective, modifying a noun/pronoun. Nouns, verb moods, and pronouns don't match its role. So option B is correct.
Interrogative pronouns are used in questions. "Who" is used to ask about people (interrogative), while "they" is a personal pronoun, "these" is a demonstrative adjective/pronoun, and "ours" is a possessive pronoun. So option B is correct.
Indefinite pronouns refer to non - specific people/things. "Each" is an indefinite pronoun (refers to individual items in a group non - specifically). "She" is a personal pronoun, "myself" is a reflexive pronoun, and "that" is a demonstrative pronoun/adjective. So option A is correct.
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B. an adjective