Pronouns and Antecedents

Read the following sentence and identify the pronoun. Type the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Julie likes banana pudding because it is so delicious.

Read the following sentence and identify the pronoun. Type the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Sally has a pet goldfish. She would like to get another one someday.

Read the following sentence and identify the pronoun. Type the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Randy and Luke are best friends. Every day after school they play basketball together.

Read the following sentence and identify the pronoun. Type the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Tim, Sarah, and Micky shoveled the driveway, and they had a snowball fight.

Read the following sentence and identify the pronoun. Type the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Mrs. Pinch told me to go to her office.

Read the following sentence. Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun. Write the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Ben and Ally went camping up North.

Read the following sentence. Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun. Write the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

I went to visit Cameron and Avery in Florida.

Read the following sentence. Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun. Write the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Trevor wrote a report on the history of the Chicago Bears. Trevor was proud of the report.

Read the following sentence. Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun. Write the pronoun in the answer space. Spelling counts.

Cooper, Allyson, and I went fishing on the Wolf River.

The antecedent is underlined in each sentence. Fill in the blank with the correct pronoun to match the antecedent.

Because Tyler and Emily like to travel, _______ are planning a vacation to Germany.