TSA CBT Practice Test

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Which of the following is an example of a personal pronoun?

Who
Both
We
That

The correct answer is: We

The correct choice is "We," because it is a personal pronoun that refers to a group that includes the speaker. Personal pronouns are used to replace specific nouns and can indicate different persons (first person, second person, and third person). In this instance, "we" is the first-person plural, representing the speaker along with others. Looking at the other options, "Who" functions as an interrogative pronoun, used for asking questions about people, while "That" serves as a demonstrative or relative pronoun, used to refer to specific entities or introduce clauses. The term "Both" does not function as a pronoun; instead, it refers to two items or people collectively. This highlights the uniqueness of "We" as a clear example of a personal pronoun.