Is the word in parentheses a subject pronoun?
Neil Armstrong was an (astronaut).
Question 1 options:
yes
no
no
No
To determine if the word in parentheses is a subject pronoun, we need to first understand what subject pronouns are. Subject pronouns are pronouns that replace the subject of a sentence. They include pronouns such as I, you, he, she, it, we, and they.
In the given sentence, the word in parentheses is "astronaut." However, "astronaut" is not a subject pronoun. It is a noun that names a person, specifically a profession in this case. Therefore, the answer is "no," the word "astronaut" is not a subject pronoun.
Is the word in parentheses a subject pronoun?
A cactus lives in the (desert).
Question 2 options:
no
yes
no
Is the word in parentheses a subject pronoun?
(We) are glad to see you.
Question 3 options:
yes
no
yes
Is the word in parentheses a subject pronoun?
The sun (is) shining through the clouds.
Question 4 options:
yes
no
no
Choose the subject pronoun to replace the words in parentheses.
(Dan) was learning about history.
Question 5 options:
They
It
He