Different Kinds of Pronouns

Different Kinds of Pronouns

Let's learn more about Subject, Object, and Possessive Pronouns!

Subject and Object Pronouns

Subject Pronouns usually come before the verb of the sentence. These pronouns include He, She, It, We, They, You, and I.

Object Pronouns usually come after the verb of the sentence. These pronouns include him, her, it, us, them, you, and me.

Possessive (adjectives) and Pronouns

Possessive (adjectives) are pronouns that usually come before the noun they show ownership of. These pronouns include his, her, its, our, their, your, and my.

Possessive Pronouns usually come after the linking verb of the sentence. These pronouns include his, hers, its, ours, theirs, yours, and mine.

Subject Pronouns:

The boy ran away. He ran away.

My school is big. It is big.

Object Pronouns:

Tom thanks his mom. Tom thanks her.

Maya helps Ruben and Sitti. Maya helps them.

Possessive Pronoun - adjectives:

This room is Tom's room. This room is his room.

That is the students' playground. That is their playground.

Possessive Pronouns:

This room is Tom's room. This room is his.

That is the students' playground. That is theirs.

Multiple Choice

Falah is a smart boy.. ............ is a smart boy.

• He

• Them

• Him

• You

Multiple Choice

The cat ate the sandwich. The cat ate ..............

• them

• we

• it

• you

Multiple Choice

The class greeted Mr. Ahmed well. The class greeted ............. well.

• she

• them

• it

• him

Multiple Choice

Those flowers are Miss Wells' flowers. Those flowers are .............

• she

• hers

• her

• it

Multiple Choice

All the boys are playing. .................... are playing.

• We

• Them

• He

• They

Multiple Choice

Rin saved Ton and me. Rin saved ...........

• us

• we

• them

• you

Multiple Choice

This car is my car. This car is ...................

• my

• mine

• me

• I

Multiple Choice

Jad is the owner of that book. That is ........ book.

• he

• him

• his

• them

Multiple Choice

Samah is reading. ....... is reading.

• She

• Her

• Hers

• Their

Multiple Choice

Fay is calling the children. Fay is calling ..........

• it

• their

• them

• him