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In the above sentence we will use 'it' because it, I/me, they/them, he/him, she/her, we/us, are personal pronouns. Personal pronouns are pronouns that refer to specific individuals and groups. Whenever we want to use a pronouns other than human beings then we use 'it' in that case, for human beings we use 'He/she'. Here, the ball is a non living thing which is why we used 'it'.

Find out the appropriate pronouns for noun. Ball

Solution for the question - find out the appropriate pronouns for noun. ball wesheheit

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In the above sentence we will use 'She' because she/he, I/me, they/them, he/him, she/her, we/us, are personal pronouns. Personal pronouns are pronouns that refer to specific individuals and groups. Whenever we want to use a pronouns other than human beings then we use 'it' in that case, for human beings we use 'He/she'. From the above text, we can understand that aunt is female being and we use 'she' whenever we address a girl or women.

Find out the appropriate pronouns for noun. Aunt

Solution for the question - find out the appropriate pronouns for noun. aunt theyitheshe

Find out the appropriate pronouns for noun. aunt-Turito

The correct answer is "Steve and Leo". From the given sentence, we understand that Steve and Leo are the names of two friends. Since we know that naming words refer to the name of any person or thing, it is quite obvious that these two friends' names are the naming words in this example. So, the correct answer is "Steve and Leo".

Solution for the question - steve and leo are friends. leo and friendsfriends and aresteve and friendssteve and leo

Steve and leo are friends.-Turito

The correct answer is "doctor". The above-mentioned picture is of a person wearing a white dress and a stethoscope. His work is to treat sick and unwell people and make them healthy again. Among the given options, all are naming words but only the word "doctor" has a meaning similar to the description of the picture. So, the correct answer is "doctor".

I am the one who treats you when you fall sick. <img src="https://d229kpbsb5jevy.cloudfront.net/yuppedu/turito/question-bank/images/1SHknO-1672821268965.png" alt="" />

Solution for the question - i am the one who treats you when you fall sick. doctorsisterdriverteacher

I am the one who treats you when you fall sick.-Turito

The correct answer is "teacher". The above-mentioned picture is of a smiling lady wearing glasses and having a stick in hand. Her work is to teach students. Among the given options, all are naming words but only the word "teacher" has a meaning similar to the description of the picture. So, the correct answer is "teacher".

I am the one who teaches you. <img src="https://d229kpbsb5jevy.cloudfront.net/yuppedu/turito/question-bank/images/8rLjYc-1672820589727.png" alt="" />

Solution for the question - i am the one who teaches you. driverteachernursedoctor

I am the one who teaches you.-Turito

Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places, or things are called naming words. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That 'naming' word is called a noun. All naming words are nouns. Seeing the picture, the naming word is 'dog'.

Solution for the question - the dog is white. whiteisdogthe

The dog is white.-Turito

Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places, or things are called naming words. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That 'naming' word is called a noun. All naming words are nouns. Seeing the picture, the naming word is 'ducks'.

Ducks are swimming. <img src="https://d229kpbsb5jevy.cloudfront.net/yuppedu/turito/question-bank/images/lkkI2z-1672820292052.png" alt="" />

Solution for the question - ducks are swimming. none of theseswimmingareducks

Ducks are swimming.-Turito

Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places, or things are called naming words. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That 'naming' word is called a noun. All naming words are nouns. Seeing the picture, the naming word is 'doll'.

Solution for the question - the doll is so cute. cuteisdollthe

The doll is so cute.-Turito

Solution for the question - the sun is hot. hotissunthe

The sun is hot.-Turito

Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places, or things. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That 'naming' word is called a noun. All naming words are nouns. Seeing the picture, the naming word is 'car'.

Solution for the question - is it a car? caraitis

Is it a car?-Turito

Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places or things are called naming words. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That 'naming' word is called a noun. All naming are nouns. Seeing the picture, it is lion.

Solution for the question - lion, pen, pencil, bag bagpencilpenlion

Lion, pen, pencil, bag-Turito

The picture shown here is a book. Book is the naming word here. It is a noun and name of a thing.

Park, school, Book, Zoo <img src="https://d229kpbsb5jevy.cloudfront.net/yuppedu/turito/question-bank/images/s5Hnn8-1672819574678.png" alt="" />

Solution for the question - park, school, book, zoo zoobookschoolpark

Park, school, book, zoo-Turito

Jacket is the correct answer. A red coloured jacket is shown in the picture among. It is the name of thing and a noun. Jacket is a type of clothing wore by everybody. It is used mostly in the rainny days or in the winter season.

Solution for the question - jimmy, jonny, james, jacket jacketjamesjonnyjimmy

Jimmy, jonny, james, jacket-Turito

Cap is the correct answer. The picture shown below is a blue coloured cap. It is the name of a thing. It is also a noun. Cap is used to wear on the head to avoid the rays of the sun during summer days.

Solution for the question - cow, cat, cap, elephant elephantcapcatcow

Cow, cat, cap, elephant-Turito

Book is the naming word here. It is the name of a thing. It plays the role of an object yet it is a noun. So, it is the naming word.

It is a book. <img src="https://d229kpbsb5jevy.cloudfront.net/yuppedu/turito/question-bank/images/s5Hnn8-1672819574678.png" alt="" />

Solution for the question - it is a book. bookaisit

It is a book.-Turito

Cat is the naming word here. Cat is the name of an animal and a noun. It plays the role of subject since it comes at the starting of the sentence.

Solution for the question - cat has four legs. legsfourhascat

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Find out the appropriate pronouns for noun.Ball

ItHeSheWe

Pronouns are short words we swap in for other nouns to make our writing and speech faster and more varied.

The correct answer is: It

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Find out the appropriate pronouns for noun.Aunt

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Steve and Leo are friends.

Steve and Leo are friends.

I am the one who treats you when you fall sick.

I am the one who treats you when you fall sick.

I am the one who teaches you.

I am the one who teaches you.

The dog is white.

The dog is white.

Ducks are swimming.

Ducks are swimming.

The doll is so cute.

The doll is so cute.

The sun is hot.

The sun is hot.

Is it a car?

Is it a car?

Lion, Pen, Pencil, Bag

Lion, Pen, Pencil, Bag

Park, school, Book, Zoo

Park, school, Book, Zoo

Jimmy, Jonny, James, Jacket

Jimmy, Jonny, James, Jacket

Cow, Cat, Cap, Elephant

Cow, Cat, Cap, Elephant

It is a book.

It is a book.

Cat has four legs.

Cat has four legs.

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