Pronoun (Gap Fills)

'Ravi and ___ ' act as the subject of the sentence. Hence, 'I' is the correct answer.

In this sentence, objective form of first person 'me' is used.

The four prepositional phrases (let, between, except and but) are always followed by the pronoun in objective case.

In objective case, the missing pronoun should be second or third person. Hence, 'her' is the correct answer.

It needs to be filled with an objective form. Except option 4 all are subjective forms.

Here, subject (doer) is needed and among the available options, only option 1 is in subjective form.

The four prepositional phrases (let, between, but and except) are always followed by the pronoun in  objective case.

The sentence requires the subject (the doer). Except option 1, no other choice is in the subjective form. 

It needs to be filled with a subjective form (doer). Hence, only option 3 is in the subjective form.

It is a case of reflexive pronoun. Reflexive pronoun for the first person (I) is 'myself'.

'Some people' is a plural noun. Hence, only option 4 is in plural sense.

'The king' is the third person. For third person (male), we use reflexive pronoun 'himself'.

Reflexive pronoun for the first person (I) is 'myself'.

Second person (singular) takes reflexive pronoun 'yourself'.

Here, Latha is the third person, and for third person (female) we use reflexive pronoun 'herself'.

'They' is a plural pronoun for third person. 'Themselves' is the plural reflexive pronoun for third person.

Here, singular second person is needed. And for singular second person, we use reflexive pronoun 'yourself'.

'She' is a third person (female). And for singular third person (female), we use reflexive pronoun 'herself'.

'You' is singular second person pronoun. And for singular second person, we use reflexive pronoun 'yourself'.

'They' is the third person pronoun (plural). The correct reflexive pronoun for the same is 'themselves'.

 The correct reflexive pronoun for 'you' is 'yourself' (for singular second person).

'I' is first person and for first person, reflexive pronoun 'myself' is used.

The four prepositional phrases  (let, between, except and but) are always followed by the pronoun in objective case.

Here, subject (doer) is needed. So, option 3 is the correct answer (as no other option is in the subjective form).

Here, the objective form is needed. Option 2 is the only choice in objective form. Hence, it is the answer.