Question

which of these is a singular reflexive (or intensive) pronoun
me
yours
yourself
yourselves

Answer 1

yourself

Answer 2

that one is very easy

Answer 3

which of these is a possessive case pronoun?
who
whose
whoever
whomever

Answer 4

whomever

Answer 5

thank you so much

Answer 6

whomever is in the objective case

Answer 7

thatsright maybe you should explain that to her

Answer 8

wait so is whomever objective or possessive?

Answer 9

just she understands

Answer 10

Possessive case pronouns are used to show ownership

Answer 11

it's not whoever because that's subjective case

Answer 12

Oh no! I'm sorry. It is yours not whomever. I am terribly sorry about that.

Answer 13

oh pellete never mind hahaha oops

Answer 14

hahaha so it is whomever

Answer 15

It is whomever... yes lol

Answer 16

awesome thank you

Answer 17

But "yours" would also be correct if that was one of the choices. I thought it was because I read too far up.

Answer 18

oh okay gotcha

Answer 19

Need any more help?

Answer 20

Yes please

Answer 21

Most colleges require one of two things: a high school diploma or a GED.
Most colleges require one of two things; a high school diploma or a GED.
Most colleges will accept someone with either; a high school diploma or a GED.
Most colleges will accept someone with either: a high school diploma or a GED.
I think it is either the first one or the last one.

Answer 22

oh i'm sorry i just saw this

Answer 23

i just typed it, your fine

Answer 24

It's the first one because it has the colon. Also, because the colon can only be used after a complete sentence fragment. (as done in the first one)

Answer 25

okay awesome !

Answer 26

The last one carries on into the second sentence fragment; which is incorrect

Answer 27

makes sense, thank you

Answer 28

I can help you with more if you'd like.

Answer 29

just keep making new pages

Answer 30

okay.