Nouns and Pronouns

Replace the noun 'dog' with the appropriate pronoun in the sentence: The dog barked loudly.

• The it barked loudly.

• The they barked loudly.

• The she barked loudly.

• The he barked loudly.

In the sentence 'Mary loves ice cream', replace the noun 'Mary' with the appropriate pronoun.

• It loves ice cream

• She loves ice cream

• Her loves ice cream

• They loves ice cream

Change the noun 'book' to the correct pronoun in the sentence: I read the book last night.

• I read they last night.

• I read it last night.

• I read she last night.

• I read he last night.

Replace the noun 'teacher' with the suitable pronoun in the sentence: The teacher explained the lesson well.

• The they explained the lesson well.

• The he explained the lesson well.

• The she explained the lesson well.

• The it explained the lesson well.

In the sentence 'John and Sarah are friends', replace the nouns 'John and Sarah' with the appropriate pronoun.

• It is friends.

• She is friends.

• They are friends.

• He is friends.

Change the noun 'car' to the correct pronoun in the sentence: She drove the car to the store.

• She drove it to the store.

• She drove themselves.

• She drove her to the store.

• She drove themselves to the store.

Replace the noun 'doctor' with the suitable pronoun in the sentence: The doctor prescribed medication.

• The he prescribed medication.

• The she prescribed medication.

• The they prescribed medication.

• The it prescribed medication.

In the sentence 'The students completed their homework', replace the noun 'students' with the appropriate pronoun.

• The students completed his homework

• The students completed their homework

• The students completed our homework

• The students completed its homework

Change the noun 'ball' to the correct pronoun in the sentence: He kicked the ball into the goal.

• He kicked he into the goal.

• He kicked it into the goal.

• He kicked she into the goal.

• He kicked they into the goal.

Replace the noun 'sister' with the suitable pronoun in the sentence: My sister baked a cake for my birthday.

• My it baked a cake for my birthday.

• My they baked a cake for my birthday.

• My she baked a cake for my birthday.

• My we baked a cake for my birthday.