Answer:
1.Whom should Sally call in an emergency?
Noun function: Direct Object
Pronoun class: Interrogative Pronoun
2.Jessie hurt herself again.
Noun function: Direct Object
Pronoun class: Reflexive Pronoun
3.Robert was successful because his planning paid off.
Noun function: Subject
Pronoun class: Personal pronoun
4.Learning to get along with each other requires unselfishness.
Noun function: Object of a preposition
Pronoun class: Reciprocal Pronoun
5.Mr. Smith gave it one more try before giving up on the mower.
Noun function: Indirect Object
Pronoun class: Personal pronoun
Explanation:
A noun function can be defined as the functions that a noun carries out in a sentence. These functions are:
a. Subject of a verb
b. Indirect object
c. Direct Object
d. Object of a Preposition
e. Modifier of another noun
A pronoun is a word that can be used to replace a noun in a sentence.
The various classes of pronouns that we have are:
a. Personal Pronoun
b. Possessive pronoun
c. Reflective pronoun
d. Reciprocal pronoun
e. Interrogative pronoun.
f. Intensive pronoun
g. Indefinite pronoun.
