alleryIn "Meena said she was happy", "she" is a:
ANoun
BPronoun
CVerb
DAdjective
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Pronoun
1. A pronoun can be substituted for a noun or noun phrase.
2. "She" stands for "Meena".
3. So it is a pronoun.
**Why not the others:** Meena is the noun, said and was are verbs, and happy is an adjective.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Pronoun", section "introduction" (revision 1374124909)_
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