English Language
Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks Questions
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Who
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What
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Here the key words are 'to have', which specifies that the blank qualifies to a thing, and not to a person. For abstract things, we use relative pronoun 'what'.
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What
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The sentence implies that the subject 'you' wants to see some person (objective case). For living objects we use 'whom'.
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What
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The sentence depicts a relation or belongingness, and for that purpose we use 'whose'.
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Who
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'Place' is a non-living thing. And for places we prefer 'which' to 'what'.
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The giver of the key is the subject (doer). And for living subjects we use 'who'.
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Who
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Whom
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This sentence depicts a relation or belongingness. To depict the same, pronoun 'whose' is used.
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Whom
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When
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To depict abstract nouns we use pronoun 'what'.
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who
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whom
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whose
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what
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Here, the subject (doer) is 'you' and the person he/she is speaking is objective case. For living objects, we use 'whom'.
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Who
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Whom
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Whose
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As the amount one is willing to pay is not mentioned in the sentence (i.e. abstract noun) so we should use pronoun 'what'.
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For abstract nouns we use pronoun 'what'. As the direction towards which the wind is blowing is not known (i.e. abstrct), so 'what' is correct usage.
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Whom
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When we ask someone about their profession, we use pronoun 'what', and not 'who'.
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What
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Whenever we ask someone their name, we use pronoun 'who'.
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Who
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Whom
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Whose
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What
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For the cases of belongingness like this, we use pronoun 'whose'.
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Who
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Whom
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Whose
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What
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'Which' is the correct relative pronoun when selecting from a specific, limited set of people or things. 'Who' and 'whom' refer to people, 'whose' shows possession, and 'what' is used for general things, but 'which' specifically asks for a selection from a defined group.
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None of these
B
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Explanation
It is suitable and logical.