Grammar Quiz Pronouns

The correct choice is 'I' because it is the subject pronoun that refers to the speaker, Sue. The sentence should read: 'My name is Sue. I am English. And this is my family.'

The correct choice is 'She' because it refers back to 'Angie', the subject of the sentence. 'She' is a pronoun used to indicate a female person, which fits since Angie's name is mentioned.

In the sentence, 'Bob is my dad,' the phrase 'my dad' refers to Bob. Therefore, the correct pronoun to replace 'my dad' is 'He,' indicating that Bob is the subject of the sentence.

The correct choice is 'He' because it refers to Simon, who is mentioned in the sentence. 'He' is a pronoun used to indicate a male person, making it the appropriate choice to complete the sentence.

The correct choice is 'They' because it refers to both Sue and Simon, indicating that they are the twins mentioned in the sentence.

The correct choice is 'She' because it is a pronoun that refers to Judy, our female dog. In this context, 'She' appropriately indicates Judy's gender and is grammatically correct.

The correct choice is 'They' because it refers to the group of people (Sue, Simon, Angie, and Bob) collectively living in Canterbury.

The statement 'Canterbury is not far from London' indicates a proximity between the two locations. The answer choice 'It' does not provide relevant information or context, making '0' the correct answer.

The correct choice is 'They' because it refers to 'My grandparents', which is plural. Therefore, 'They often come and see us' is the grammatically correct way to express that both grandparents visit frequently.

The question asks about family, but the correct answer is 'You', indicating that the response should focus on the individual rather than providing details about family members.