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nobody no one nothing
everybody everyone everything
These pronouns do not refer to any specific person, thing or amount. For example,
• Everybody enjoyed the puppet show.
• There was no one in the building when the fire broke out.
9. Relative pronouns
♦ Form
For people For things
Subject Object Possessive Subject Object Possessive
who whom/who whose which which whose
that that that that
♦ Use
Relative pronouns are used to introduce a relative clause. Relative clauses give
some information about the noun they qualify.
A. Correct the errors in the use of pronouns.
1. I himself made the pie.
2. He called mine yesterday.
3. These clothes are us.
4. I was at home all day. Anybody came.
5. Everything loves Pia.
6. We send each another Christmas cards.
7. His mother just retired. Hers was a teacher.
8. I am late. She would be waiting for mine.
9. I saw Seema and Prateek at the mall. But them did not see mine.
10. Hello, I am Rudra and this is my sister, Priya. Us live in Kailash Colony.
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