[ Pronouns ]
Neither of them has been to London earlier. [Identify the type of pronoun in the given sentence.]
A. Demonstrative Pronoun
B. Distributive Pronoun
C. Indefinite Pronoun
D. Interrogative Pronoun

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Padma is a ________ girl.
A. nice
B. niece
C. nicer
D. nicest