English-2
Grade-2
Easy
Question
Jerry and Sam are friends.
- He
- She
- They
- It
Hint:
A pronoun is a word that is used as a substitute of a noun. In a sentence, the form of pronouns vary according to to three kinds of persons (first, second and third), two kinds of number (singular and plural), and four kinds of gender(masculine, feminine, neuter and common).
The correct answer is: They
The correct answer is "They".
From the above-mentioned example, we can say that Jerry and Sam are two friends. Here, the subject is both Jerry and his friend Sam and to represent it, we must use a third person plural number pronoun. Among the given options, only the word "they" has a similar feature. So, the correct answer is "they".
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