Home > English > Grammar > Parts of Speech > PronounsWhich pronoun is used to point out specific items?A. These B. Some C. Many D. FewAnswer: TheseAdditional Information: 'These' is a demonstrative pronoun used to indicate proximity. Subjects: Pronouns, Parts of SpeechRelated MCQsWhich pronoun completes the sentence: ‘They will take care of _____ own needs.’?What type of pronoun is ‘any’?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘You need to be proud of _____ accomplishments.’?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘Did you see _____ at the event?’Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘I will take care of _____ problems.’?Which of the following is an interrogative pronoun?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘None of them took _____ phone home.’?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘I called _____ to discuss the project.’?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘_____ are going to the party?’What is the subject pronoun in this sentence: ‘They are playing soccer’?Which pronoun completes the sentence: ‘Can anyone help _____ with this task?’?Which pronoun would best complete the sentence: ‘_____ are going to the park.’?What is the subject pronoun in this sentence: ‘She loves ice cream’?In the sentence ‘He made himself a sandwich,’ what type of pronoun is ‘himself’?What type of pronoun is ‘whoever’?