WorksheetsCH 9 Pronoun Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 36mins
Choose the correct pronoun: Dennis is interested in European missions, and (he, him) will attend the mission conference.
he
him
Europe is the second-smallest continent, but (they, it) has many countries.
they
it
There are many old churches, and (it, they) hold beautiful works of art.
it
they
There are many old churches, and (it, they) hold beautiful works of art.
it
they
Jenna went to Europe, and (her, she) visited Leipzig, Germany.
her
she
Choose the correct pronoun: He came on the mission trip with (we, us).
we
us
Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: Analisa’s and my aunt told us about this special treat.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: The German people’s marzipan is often sculpted into
fanciful shapes.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: Juanita’s mom has eaten marzipan in Spain, Italy, and France.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: Juanita’s mom has eaten marzipan in Spain, Italy, and France.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: That is (he, him) in the back seat of the van.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: (They, Them) brought suitcases with them.
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: We gave the food to (they, them).
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Replace the underlined word with a possessive pronoun: David handed the juice to (she, her).
(a)
Choose the correct pronoun: David handed the juice to (she, her).
she
her
Choose the correct pronoun: Peter and (I, myself) took photographs of the group.
I
myself
Choose the correct pronoun: He took a funny picture of (hisself, himself).
hisself
himself
Choose the correct pronoun: I bought (me, myself) a snack in the airport.
me
myself
Choose the correct pronoun: We made (us, ourselves) sandwiches for lunch at home.
us
ourselves
Choose the correct verb: Tourists (visit, visits) the Netherlands in the springtime for the tulip festival.
visit
visits
Type the interrogative pronoun: Whom should I ask about the field trip?
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Type the interrogative pronoun: Whose are these shoes?
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Type the interrogative pronoun: Which of you can name the capital of Hungary?
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Type the demonstrative pronoun: German sausage is very good with this.
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Type the demonstrative pronoun: My grandmother gave me that.
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Type the demonstrative pronoun: These are cookies from Aunt Lucy.
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Type the demonstrative pronoun: Those are my cousins, Bob and Ron.
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Chooses the correct verb: My cousins (has, have) a tulip farm in the Netherlands.
has
have
Chooses the correct verb: Everyone (enjoy, enjoys) the vibrant fields of blooming flowers.
enjoy
enjoys
Chooses the correct verb: Each tourist (are, is) impressed with the clean, neat villages.
are
is
Chooses the correct verb: The Landis family (do, does) not minister in the same country each summer.
do
does
Chooses the correct verb: Everybody (love, loves) the famous paintings by Rembrandt.
love
loves
Chooses the correct verb: Nothing (was, were) more beautiful than the handpainted Delft pottery.
was
were
Chooses the sentence sentence with the correct homophone.
We learn principles for daily living in the Bible.
We learn principals for daily living in the Bible.
Chooses the sentence sentence with the correct homophone.
Their is Gretchen’s house.
There is Gretchen’s house.
Chooses the sentence sentence with the correct homophone.
Grandpa knows many folk tales.
Grandpa knows many folk tails.
Chooses the sentence sentence with the correct homophone.
I threw the ball across home plate.
I through the ball across home plate.
An antecedent is a word that replaces a noun, or noun phrase.
True
False
An pronoun is a noun or noun phrase that another word refers to.
True
False
A possessive pronoun shows ownership and often replaces a possessive noun or noun phrase
True
False
Type out the plural personal pronouns (use a comma after every pronoun)
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Type out the plural personal pronouns (use a comma after every pronoun)
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Type out the subject pronouns (use a comma after every pronoun)
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Type out the object pronouns (use a comma after every pronoun)
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An intensive pronoun is not necessary in a sentence.
True
False
A reflexive pronoun ends with self or selves and renames or refers to a noun or pronoun.
True
False
Indefinite pronouns do not prefer to a specific noun.
True
False
Type out the demonstrative pronouns (use a comma after each pronoun)
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Type out the demonstrative pronouns (use a comma after each pronoun)
(a)
Homophones are words that sound and are spelled the same.
True
False
