english pronouns

Some couples are very dependent on … for companionship.
A
each other
B
any other
C
each one
D
neither

Sue has to go to the supermarket … day
to buy food.
A
every other
B
any other
C
each one
D
each another

We all make mistakes, but … of us appears to be willing to learn from the experience of others.
A
no
B
neither
C
none
D
any

Some people work best in the mornings, … do better in the evenings.
A
others
B
others’
C
another
D
other

I haven’t seen … of these two films, so I don’t mind which one we go to.
A
neither
B
either
C
no
D
some

I come from a very friendly family. I have two brothers, but … of them lives here.
A
neither
B
no one
C
nobody
D
both

You will have to talk to … of the witnesses alone to find out what happened.
A
each
B
every
C
no
D
nobody

Jack called … day and said he was coming
the following week.
A
the other
B
other
C
another
D
the others

There was just one
delay after … .
A
other
B
others
C
each
D
another

… the children in the school have to take up
at least one sport.
A
Every
B
Each
C
Every one
D
All

There was that chap over there … name I had forgotten.
A
which
B
whose
C
that
D
whom

Did you become accustomed to the traffic noise …
you lived in London?
A
where
B
which
C
when
D
that

I hope you’re going to give me … I need.
A
that
B
which
C
what
D
whose

The building, … is very old, costs a lot of money to repair.
A
what
B
which
C
that
D
since

Tom Castle mentioned that Polly was the girl … could play three instruments.
A
who
B
whom
C
what
D
which

This book is enjoyable for … children … adults.
A
both … or
B
neither … or
C
every … and
D
both … and

Who’s that man over there … looks like President Bush?
A
which
B
who
C
what
D
whose

He inherited a lot of money from his grandfather, … was extremely well off.
A
which
B
who
C
that
D
what