Pronouns Practice

Which sentence has a subjective pronoun?

• Charlie is a good student.

• I am going to a concert tomorrow.

• The teacher read to her class.

• The dog ate it off of the table.

Identify the sentence with a possessive pronoun.

• You asked for an Xbox for Christmas.

• Paul gave the uniform to the basketball coach.

• Sam read it while he waited for the bus.

• The girl brought her dog to the park.

Which sentence has an objective pronoun?

• The delivery man gave him the packages.

• The puppy wore reindeer antlers.

• We have had three snow days.

• Some popcorn kernels did not pop in their popper.

Identify the subjective pronoun in this sentence.

They bought them a car and drove it to their house in Lakeville.

• it

• They

• their

• them

Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence.

Her sister works at a hospital in Boston and she helps people who are sick.

• at

• she

• Her

• who

Identify the objective pronoun in this sentence.

Boats enter it through a canal after they have raised the water level.

• it

• and

• they

• through

Identify the sentence with a possessive pronoun.

• The family ordered a pizza and they ate it for dinner.

• She scored in the last second of the game.

• The fire was spreading until he doused it with water.

• They trained their cat to roll over.

Identify the sentence with a subjective pronoun.

• Our principal spoke to them at the meeting.

• They built a snowman on the porch.

• The mom frosted them for the party.

• Target sold out of snow shovels so my dad went to Walmart.

Which sentence has a possessive pronoun?

• It rained all day and all night.

• Grandma baked some of her gingersnaps for the party.

• Lisa picked her up at the airport.

• When the washing machine broke, he fixed it.

Which sentence has a subjective pronoun?

• Giraffes have seven vertebrae in their neck.

• The poet added it after the poetry slam.

• Trucks deliver to his office every day.

• We went to New York City last weekend.