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Let's solve each question step by step and explain the correct pronoun for the underlined words.

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1. The train has stopped.

- Underlined: *The train*
- A train is an inanimate object, so we use the pronoun "It".
- ✔ Correct answer: c. It

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2. The dog ran behind the car.

- Underlined: *The dog*
- A dog is an animal, and when referring to animals (especially pets), we usually use "It" unless gender is known.
- Here, no gender is specified, so "It" is appropriate.
- ✔ Correct answer: b. It

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3. Sita, Renu and Priya are friends.

- Underlined: *Sita, Renu and Priya*
- These are three girls (names suggest female). So, the plural pronoun for females is "They".
- ✔ Correct answer: d. They

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4. Nitin and I had breakfast.

- Underlined: *Nitin and I*
- "Nitin and I" refers to two people — one male (Nitin) and one (the speaker). Together, they form a plural subject.
- The correct pronoun for two people is "We".
- ✔ Correct answer: d. We

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5. My dad is a doctor.

- Underlined: *My dad*
- "Dad" is a male person → use "He".
- ✔ Correct answer: c. He

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6. The man is reading a book.

- Underlined: *The man*
- "Man" is male → use "He".
- ✔ Correct answer: d. He

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8. Rosy is a bright student.

- Underlined: *Rosy*
- "Rosy" is a girl’s name → use "She".
- ✔ Correct answer: b. She

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9. Mom, dad and me went to a party.

- Underlined: *Mom, dad and me*
- This is a bit tricky. The sentence uses "me", which is incorrect grammatically. It should be "I" or "we".
- But the question asks for the correct pronoun to replace the underlined phrase.
- "Mom, dad and me" refers to three people: mother, father, and the speaker → use "We".
- Note: The sentence structure is wrong ("me" should be "I"), but the intended meaning is that "we" went to the party.
- ✔ Correct answer: b. We

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✔ Final Answers:

1. c. It
2. b. It
3. d. They
4. d. We
5. c. He
6. d. He
8. b. She
9. b. We

> ⚠️ Note: Question 7 is missing from the list, possibly a typo.

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📝 Summary of Pronoun Rules Used:

- It – for objects, animals (when gender not known)
- He/She – for males/females
- They – for multiple people (plural)
- We – for a group including the speaker

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