WorksheetsPronouns - Pronoun
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 39mins
Matt cleans the park and the streets.
A truck took the recycling away to the center.
Have you ever played in a band?
__________ and _________ love hearing tall tales.
Dad has read tall tales to __________ and __________ for years.
The principal spoke to the teacher about the student that was sent out of her class.
Give it to Morgan so she can go home.
Mr. Messinger told us the exciting news.
She proudly opened her notebook to show her homework.
I will happily call you tomorrow morning.
I will happily call you tomorrow morning.
The principal told the students to walk.
I wanted to go with Jill to the park.
I gave the card to my grandpa.
Ryan had a great day! _____ followed all of the directions!
Those kids did a great job! _____ were working very hard.
"Let's think of a way to clean up litter," Matt and Lynn said.
Lynn told Matt that he could use things over again.
Dora and Ahmed collected bottles.
Matt cleans the park and the streets.
A truck took the recycling away to the center.
Matt began to pick up paper from the grass at the park.
Matt and Lynn were happy they helped recycle.
What is the reflexive pronoun in this sentence;
Jane poured herself a glass of water.
Demonstrative Pronouns; This, That, These, and _____?
They made themselves some turkey sandwiches.
The red house on the corner is ours.
Her hand shot up when she asked for volunteers.
Hey, it looks like that is my coat!
Have you seen them?
I told Sally I really enjoyed it.
Give it to Morgan so she can go home.
Which are the subject pronouns?
Her - Him - It
She - He - It
Her - His - Its
Hers - Him - X
Which are the object pronouns?
Our - Your - Their
Ours - Yours - Theirs
Us - You - Them
Which are the possessive pronouns?
My- Your
Mine - Yours
Me - You
Which are the possessive adjectives?
My - Our
Mine - Ours
Me - Us
Which is the reflexive pronoun in plural to the 2nd person?
Youself
Yourselves
Yourself
Youselves
Somewhere, anybody, everyone and nothing are indefinite pronouns?
Yes, they are.
No, they aren't.
I don't know.
The demonstrative pronoun is in... (singular)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are new books.
The demonstrative pronoun is in... (plural)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are old books.
The demonstrative adjective is in... (singular)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are old books.
The demonstrative adjective is in... (plural)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are old books.
The demonstrative pronoun is in... (singular)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are new books.
The demonstrative adjective is in... (plural)
This day is the best of my life.
Those days were the best of my life.
That is a red notebook.
These are old books.
The relative pronoun we use for people as a subject is...
Whose
What
Which
Who
The relative pronoun we use for people as an object is...
Whom
What
Which
Who
The relative pronoun we use in a possesion sense is...
Whom
What
Which
Whose
The relative pronoun we can use to refer animals and things is...
Whom
What
Which
That
The relative pronoun we can use to refer animals, people and things is...
Whom
What
Which
That
Which are the possessive adjectives?
My - Our
Mine - Ours
Me - Us
