Personal and Possessive pronouns

Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

Multiple Choice

What is a pronoun?

• A pronoun is a word that takes the place of an adjective.

• A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a verb.

• A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun.

• A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a adverb.

Multiple Choice

In the following sentences PERSONAL PRONOUNS are underlined. After observing the sentences, select the definition/rule for PERSONAL PRONOUNS which fits best as per your understanding.

1. Cyrus sent Ayaan a present last week.

Cyrus sent him a present last week.

2. Suhani recognized Ahana's bag and Suhani said it was hers.

She recognized Ahana's bag and she said it was hers.

3. Rohan lived in their house.

You lived in their house.

4. Jai, Samika and Aliyah know Adidev and Adidev knows Jai, Samika and Aliyah.

We know Adidev and he knows us.

• Pronouns taking ownership of place of people or things.

• Pronouns referring to or taking place of people or things.

• Pronouns referring to or taking place of adjectives..

• Pronouns are used after the verb.

Multiple Choice

Ayanna and ___ went to the movies last evening.

• I

• me

• hers

• my

Multiple Choice

Sohrab is going to the party with ____

• hers

• your

• theirs

• them

Multiple Choice

Identify the personal pronoun.

We are always talking in Ms.Safia's class and not in your class.

• your

• we

• both

Multiple Select

In the following sentences POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS are underlined. After observing the sentences, select the definition/rule for POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS which fits best as per your understanding.

1. Cyrus sent Ayaan's watch last week.

Cyrus sent his watch last week.

2. Suhani recognized Ahana's bag and Suhani said it was Ahana's.

Suhani recognized her bag and she said it was hers.

3. Rohan lived in Mukherjee's house.

Rohan lived in their house.

4. Jai, Samika and Aliyah know Adidev's parents and Adidev knows Jai, Samika and Aliyah's parents

Jai, Samika and Aliyah know his parents and Adidev knows theirs.

• Pronouns that show ownership of an adjective.

• Pronouns that are used before a noun.

• Pronouns that take place before a verb.

• Pronouns that show ownership or belonging.

• It may be used alone.

Multiple Choice

The girls in the park are eating their lunch.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun

Multiple Choice

The books on the shelf belong to Tia. They are hers.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun

Multiple Choice

Siddharth told us to be seated outside.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun

Multiple Choice

I noticed they were watching a movie.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun

Multiple Choice

Identify the personal pronoun.

His dog is loving. It always licks my face.

• his

• it

• both

Multiple Choice

Either Kiaan or I will bring the pizzas for the party.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun

Multiple Choice

That bike is Aayan's.

Use an appropriate pronoun.

• him

• his

• theirs

• our

Multiple Choice

Sanaya's house is far from ours.

• Personal Pronoun

• Possessive Pronoun