WorksheetsPronouns
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is the definition of a personal pronoun?
A pronoun that refers to first, second, or third person.
A pronoun that isn't necessary for the basic meaning of a sentence.
A pronoun that shows possession.
None of the above.
Which of the following shows a personal pronoun?
The sparrow had just finished building a nest for itself.
Miss Mary sent the girl to the front office.
I can send the girl to the front office for her lunch.
Miss Mingle left the astronaut program last Tuesday.
She went to the store after they did. She shows an example of which pronoun?
Personal pronoun third person
Personal pronoun first person
Personal pronoun second person
None of the above.
Mr. Hogan himself supplied the decorations. What pronoun is in that sentence?
Personal
Intensive
Reflexive
There are no pronouns.
Intensive pronouns can be taken out of the sentence and it doesn't change the basic meaning of the sentence.
True
False
Neither true or false
Both true and false
First person person pronoun, I, is what type of pronoun?
Instensive
Reflexive
Possessive
Personal
What type of pronoun is in the following sentence: Cesar said he liked that kind of music.
Intensive
Reflexive
Personal
Possessive
How could we change the pronoun in the following sentence to reflexive? He himself solved the riddle.
He solved the riddle.
He solved the riddle by himself.
He solved the riddle with other people.
None of the above.
How do you change the following sentence to make it use an intensive pronoun? She packed up the entire house by herself.
She packed up the entire house with help.
She packed up the house.
She herself packed up the entire house.
None of the above.
YOU, is a personal pronoun that shows which pov?
first
second
third
fourth
A reflexive pronoun is needed for the basic understanding of the sentence.
True
False
Neither True or False
Both True or False
Mavis reminded herself to speak slowly and clearly. This sentence contains what kind of pronoun?
Intensive
Reflexive
Personal
Possessive
Which two pronouns are being used in the following sentence: The principal herself will be speaking to us today.
Reflexive and personal
Two personal
Intensive and personal
None of the above
Which of the following words are possessive pronouns?
Mine and her
It and hers
She and it
It and they
What is a possessive pronoun?
A pronoun that shows first, second, or third person point of view.
A pronoun that shows ownership.
A pronoun that isn't necessary for the basic meaning of a sentence.
A pronoun that is necessary for the basic meaning of a sentence.
Which type of pronouns always end in either -self or -selves?
Intensive and Reflexive pronouns
Personal and third person pronoun
Possessive and personal
None of the above
She, her , and them are all examples of which type of pronoun?
Intensive
Reflexive
Personal
Possessive
Which word is the antecedent in the following sentence? Pearl went to the basketball game to get her sunglasses back from Allie.
her
Allie
Pearl
none of the above
Which kind of pronoun makes it unclear which noun they are referring to in a sentence?
vague pronoun
possessive pronoun
intensive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
What kind of pronoun are the following words? It, which, this and that
Personal
Vague
Antecedents
Possessive
What is the antecedent in the following sentence: My Aunt Sally gave me her old car.
her
Sally
Aunt
Aunt Sally
Which pronoun is like a roller coaster, intense, but not necessary for the sentence to make sense and be complete.
Intensive
Reflexive
Personal
None of the above
Choose the verb that correctly completes the following sentence: Everybody_____hoping to attend the bicycle race today.
will
are
is
none of the above
Which of the following pronouns are examples of Indefinite Pronouns?
you, us, hers and mine
anybody, someone, each and nothing
it, which, this and that
none of the above
What kind of pronoun is in the following sentence? Molly gave up her necklace for her friend.
personal pronoun
possessive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
intensive pronoun
What is an Indefinite Pronoun?
A pronoun that does not refer to a particular person, place or thing.
A pronoun that shows ownership.
A pronoun that isn't necessary for the basic meaning of the sentence.
A pronoun that isn't clear which noun it refers to in a sentence.
Identify the indefinite pronoun in the following sentence: A few of the riders wear their special riding gloves.
wear
their
a
few
What is an object pronoun?
A pronoun that receives the action of the sentence.
A pronoun that does the action of the sentence.
A plural pronoun.
A pronoun with an antecedent.
Which pronoun is the subject pronoun in the following sentence: Can you make sure they arrive on time to that event?
Can
You
They
To
What is the pronoun is in the following sentence.: We are going to the store today.
today
going
to
We
What is the definition of a subject pronoun?
A pronoun that receives the action of sentence.
A pronoun that shows possession in a sentence.
A pronoun that does the action in a sentence.
A pronoun that doesn't have an antecedent.
What indefinite pronoun would work best in the following sentence: I met ______ you know last night.
you
someone
anyone
each
Which pronoun is the object pronoun in the following sentence: Are you sure they are ready for them?
they
you
them
for
Which pronoun agrees with the antecedent in the following sentence: The visitors removed ______coats.
his or her
his
her
their
Which of the following are pronouns?
Many, all, few
built, ran, grabbed
runner, player, student
none of the above
What are the pronouns in the following sentence: All of the salespeople sold their goods.
their
all
all and their
none of the above
They are going to show us around the city. What are the pronouns in that sentence?
They
us
They, us
They, us and around
What is the definition of a personal pronoun?
A pronoun that refers to first, second, or third person.
A pronoun that isn't necessary for the basic meaning of a sentence.
A pronoun that shows possession.
None of the above.
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