Demonstrative and indefinite pronouns exercise

Demonstrative and indefinite pronouns exercise
Fill in the blanks with appropriate demonstrative, indefinite, distributive or reciprocal pronouns.
1. …………………………….. must not boast of one’s success.
2. Both paintings are good but ………………………… is better than ………………………….
3. ………………………….. loves beautiful things.
4. …………………………… was there to rescue the child from drowning.
5. …………………………. of them rose from their seats shouting slogans.
6. …………………………. could answer my questions.
7. Did ………………………….. write with my pen when I was away?
8. My views are in accordance with ………………………….. of yours.
9. The two brothers love …………………………………..
10. ………………………….. of the accusations is true.
11. All the five members of the family quarreled with …………………………….
12. They praised …………………………….. to gain cheap popularity.
Answers
1. One must not boast of one’s success.
2. Both paintings are good but this is better than that.
3. Everybody loves beautiful things.
4. Nobody was there to rescue the child from drowning.
5. All of them rose from their seats shouting slogans.
6. Nobody could answer my questions.
7. Did anybody write with my pen when I was away?
8. My views are in accordance with those of yours.
9. The two brothers love each other.
10. Neither of the accusations is true.
11. All the five members of the family quarreled with one another.
12. They praised each other to gain cheap popularity.


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