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Let's solve this Hindi grammar worksheet step by step. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct pronoun from the given options.

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🔹 Understanding Pronouns in Hindi:

Hindi pronouns change based on:
- Person (first, second, third)
- Number (singular, plural)
- Case (nominative, accusative, dative, etc.)
- Gender (masculine, feminine, neuter)

We’ll use the context of each sentence to determine the correct pronoun.

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✔ Solutions with Explanations:

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#### 1. रोहन के पास …………… कुत्ता खड़ा है।
(जिसे, उसका)

- "रोहन के पास" → Rohan’s place.
- We need a possessive pronoun meaning "his".
- "उसका" = his (possessive), "जिसे" = who/whom (relative pronoun).
- So, "उसका" fits: "Rohan ke paas uska kutta khada hai" → "There is his dog standing near Rohan."

✔ Answer: उसका

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#### 2. अखबार ……………… दे दो।
(उन्हें, आप)

- "दे दो" = give it (imperative form). This implies "give to someone", so we need an object pronoun.
- "उन्हें" = them (dative case, object).
- "आप" = you (subject), but here we need the object form.
- So, "उन्हें" is correct: "Akhbar unhein de do" → "Give the newspaper to them."

✔ Answer: उन्हें

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#### 3. ……………… एक पेंसिल चाहिए।
(मुझे, मेरा)

- "चाहिए" = is needed → requires dative case (to whom).
- "मुझे" = to me (dative), "मेरा" = my (possessive).
- So, "मुझे एक पेंसिल चाहिए" → "I need a pencil."
- "मेरा" would be wrong here because it means "my pencil", not "I need".

✔ Answer: मुझे

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#### 4. …………. सब आज मिलकर किकेट खेलेंगे।
(उन्हें, हम)

- "सब आज मिलकर..." → all will play together.
- "हम" = we (subject), "उन्हें" = them (object).
- Here, the subject is required — who will play?
- "हम" fits: "हम सब आज मिलकर क्रिकेट खेलेंगे" → "We all will play cricket together."

✔ Answer: हम

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#### 5. ……………… कहीं बाहर गए हैं।
(वे, आप)

- "गए हैं" = have gone → plural verb → needs plural subject.
- "वे" = they (plural), "आप" = you (can be singular or plural).
- But "आप" is used for respect, and doesn't fit naturally here unless addressing someone respectfully.
- "वे" is more neutral and fits better: "वे कहीं बाहर गए हैं" → "They have gone somewhere outside."

✔ Answer: वे

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#### 6. ……………… प्रतिदिन किकेट खेलता हूँ।
(मैं, में)

- "खेलता हूँ" = I play (verb in first person singular).
- "मैं" = I (subject), "में" = in me (prepositional).
- "मैं प्रतिदिन क्रिकेट खेलता हूँ" → Correct.
- "में" doesn't make sense here.

✔ Answer: मैं

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#### 7. ……………… घर इस साहर में है।
(उसका, जिसे)

- "घर इस साहर में है" → house is in this city.
- We need a possessive pronoun indicating whose house?
- "उसका" = his/her/its (possessive) → "उसका घर इस शहर में है" → "His house is in this city."
- "जिसे" = relative pronoun (who/whom), doesn’t fit here.

✔ Answer: उसका

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#### 8. ……………… कलम कहाँ है?
(तुम्हारा, तुम्हारी)

- "कलम" = pen → masculine noun.
- "तुम्हारा" = your (masculine), "तुम्हारी" = your (feminine).
- Since "कलम" is masculine, we use तुम्हारा.
- Sentence: "तुम्हारा कलम कहाँ है?" → "Where is your pen?"

✔ Answer: तुम्हारा

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#### 9. ……………… पढ़ने में बहुत तेज़ है।
(वह, वे)

- "पढ़ने में बहुत तेज़ है" → is very fast in reading.
- Verb is "है" → singular.
- So subject must be singular.
- "वह" = he/she (singular), "वे" = they (plural).
- Therefore, "वह" is correct: "वह पढ़ने में बहुत तेज़ है" → "He/She is very fast at reading."

✔ Answer: वह

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#### 10. ……………… किनसे काम है?
(वह, आपको)

- "किनसे काम है?" → Who are you working for? / Whose work is it?
- "आपको" = to you (dative case).
- "किनसे काम है?" → "Whose work is it?" or "For whom is the work?"
- So, "आपको" makes sense: "आपको किनसे काम है?" → "For whom is the work?" (literally: "To you, whose work is it?")
- "वह" = he/she → doesn't fit grammatically.

✔ Answer: आपको

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✔ Final Answers:

| No. | Answer |
|-----|--------------|
| 1 | उसका |
| 2 | उन्हें |
| 3 | मुझे |
| 4 | हम |
| 5 | वे |
| 6 | मैं |
| 7 | उसका |
| 8 | तुम्हारा |
| 9 | वह |
| 10 | आपको |

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📝 Summary Tips:

- Use dative case after verbs like "चाहिए", "दे दो", "काम है".
- Use possessive pronouns when showing ownership ("उसका", "मेरा").
- Match number (singular/plural) and gender of nouns.
- Subject-verb agreement is key!

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