Questions 6–8: Read each sentence and choose the correct pronoun. 6. The actor who/whom plays in the new movie used to live in my hometown. 7. The driver with who/whom she feels most comfortable is Mr. Harris. 8. That is the young man who/whom Lisa met at the party last week. Questions 9–10: Answer the following questions about plural nouns. 9. List five nouns of foreign origin that retained their original plural endings. Write the noun in singular and plural form. 10. List three words that are always in the plural form.

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Explanation:

Questions 6–8: Read each sentence and choose the correct pronoun.  

6. The actor who/whom plays in the new movie used to live in my hometown.  

who

7. The driver with who/whom she feels most comfortable is Mr. Harris.  

whom

8. That is the young man who/whom Lisa met at the party last week.  

who

Questions 9–10: Answer the following questions about plural nouns.  

9. List five nouns of foreign origin that retained their original plural endings. Write the noun in singular and plural form.  

Axis Plural form: Axes

Bacterium Plural form: Bacteria

Criterion Plural form: Criteria

Crisis Plural form: Crises

Datum Plural form: Data

10. List three words that are always in the plural form.

Fireworks

Binoculars

Scissors

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