Pronouns - Personal, Reflexive, Intensive, and Demonstrative

Mister Sebel isn't from England. ... is from Holland.

• I
• You
• He
• She

Her name is Lola. ... is from Portugal.

• I
• You
• He
• She

Mike and you play football. ... are very good.

• He
• We
• You
• They

John, Paul, George, John and Ringo have a band. ... are called The Beatles.

• It
• We
• You
• They

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun to replace the red word or words.
                                                                      We will carry the box down the stairs for you. 

• her
• it
• he
• him

Read the sentence. Choose a pronoun to replace the red word or words.
                                                                      Do you want me to unload all of the items in this truck? 

• someone
• it 
• the
• everything

The Lawyers could not agree among themselves.

• themselves-intensive

• themselves-reflexive

The student composed the poem himself.

• himself-intensive

• himself-reflexive

You yourselves can pass the licensure exam.

• yourselves-intensive

• yourselves-reflexive

We cooked the whole meal ourselves.

• ourselves-reflexive

• ourselves-intensive