Identify the type of pronoun or adjective used in each sentence. Then, state whether each sentence uses a true or false statement.

Here are the solutions for Parts C and D.

Part C: Write (T) true or (F) false for each statement.

1. In the sentence 'That pen is mine', mine is a possessive adjective.
   • ❌ False. "Mine" is a possessive pronoun.
2. Which country do you want to visit? Which here is an interrogative adjective.
   • ✅ True. "Which" modifies "country".
3. This is delicious. This is a demonstrative pronoun.
   • ✅ True. "This" stands alone, referring to something.
4. Nobody came to the meeting. Nobody is an indefinite pronoun.
   • ✅ True. "Nobody" refers to an unspecified person.
5. We met a woman which works in a bank. Which is correctly used here.
   • ❌ False. "Who" should be used for people.

Part D: Identify the type of pronoun or adjective used.

1. Can I have one of those?
   • Demonstrative pronoun
2. What is it that is lying there?
   • Personal pronoun
3. His shoes are very old.
   • Possessive adjective
4. I spoke to a teacher who teaches French.
   • Relative pronoun
5. This is broken.
   • Demonstrative pronoun
6. We met someone very helpful.
   • Indefinite pronoun
7. She gave me a gift.
   • Personal pronoun
8. Which of these do you like most?
   • Interrogative pronoun
9. Each student must submit homework on time.
   • Distributive adjective
10. They will help us if we ask.
    • Personal pronoun
11. That book belongs to me.
    • Demonstrative adjective
12. Whose bag is lying on the bench?
    • Interrogative adjective
13. Nobody was present in the class.
    • Indefinite pronoun