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Question - 1 * Pick out the nouns in the following sentences. * What part of speech is each of the words in these sentences? * Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word given in the brackets.

 Pick out the nouns in the following sentences. Say whether they are proper, common, collective, material or abstract.

1. Rohan has a red car.

2. Children drink water.

3. My brother is the captain of the team.

4. The cat has two eyes.

5. Patna is the capital of Bihar. 

6. Gandhijee was a great leader of India.

7. The Ganges is a holy river.

8. There is a cap on his head.

9. Silver, gold and money cannot buy honesty.

10. The teacher taught me physics and chemistry.

11. Monday is the first day of the week.

12. He has been a good singer since his childhood.

13. Friendship is a boon.

14. Without health there is no happiness.

15. He gave me a bunch of grapes.

16. Raman eats bread, mangoes and sugar.

17. The ring is made of silver.

18. There is a crowd on the road.

19. I have love for my friends.

20. The juice has no sweetness.


What part of speech is each of the words in these sentences?

1. Meri has a car.

2. Sanjeev is on a horse.

3. I have six shirts.

4. This is my book.

5. This house is new.

6. The cap was on your head.

7. Give me tea or coffee.

8. That is an old table.

9. That boy has a bicycle.

10. These boxes are not red.

11. I will come to you tomorrow.

12. The bridge is over the river.

13. She walked very slowly.

14. Those men were selling fruit.

15. There is an old man.

16. John and Mohan are here.

17. It is a very fast train.

18. Hello! come with me today and see his new house.


Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word given in the brackets.

1. ......is my father. (He/She/It)

2.......is your sister. (He/She/It)

3. ....am your friend. (You/It/I)

4. That pen is.....(you/your/yours)

5. The table was.....(me/mine/my)

6. ......has written this book? (Who/Which/

Whom)

7. ....is this cap? (Who/Whom/Whose)

8. .......is your name? (Who/What/Whose)

9. I can do it....(yourself/myself)

10. We can see.....(himself/ourselves)

11. This is the boy.....did it. (who/whom/which)

12. I have a book....is new. (who/which/whose)

13. He.....did it. (herself/myself/himself)

14. This school is.....(our/us/ours)

15. He told....to go. (we/our/us)

16. They called….there. (I/me/my)



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