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WorksheetsPronouns and Determiners
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 4hrs 8mins
Which sentence has a demonstrative determiner?
I'd like to buy that hat.
Give me that!
She bought me a car.
The hat is mine.
Which word is the 3rd person possessive pronoun?
our
he
him
hers
her
Which word is the 2nd person possessive determiner?
our
your
yours
ours
Pronouns are...
professional nouns - they are really good at being nouns (i.e they are obviously nouns)
words that help other nouns to create a noun phrase
used instead of nouns (often to avoid repetition)
words that show a relationship between one object and another (to avoid confusion)
Determiners are
words that replace nouns
a group of modifying words that help us understand which noun we are referring to
a group of dark, gliding creatures native to Azkaban
words that signal possession
Which of these pronouns are subjective pronouns?
I
She
Me
Them
Which of these pronouns are objective pronouns?
me
we
her
us
What part of the sentence is the underlined word: She hit John in the face
subject
verb
object
pronoun
What is the subject in this sentence? Mary found Peter in reception
Mary
found
Peter
in reception
Which sentence has a demonstrative pronoun?
I'd like to buy that hat.
Give me that!
She bought me a car.
The hat is mine.
Which pronouns are plural?
we
him
it
us
they
Where is the pronoun in this sentence: Jane gave them a doughnut for breaktime
Jane
gave
them
a
for
What is the underlined word - The pizza in your hand is mine.
possessive determiner
possessive pronoun
demonstrative determiner
demonstrative pronoun
Which word is the demonstrative determiner? He can't go in to Colchester via that route. This is the only option.
He
that
can't
this
Which word is the demonstrative pronoun? He can't go in to Colchester via that route. This is the only option.
He
that
can't
this
I have much money. I keep ... in the bank.
them
their
it
Helen isn't ... friend, but she is a friend of ...
her ... me
her ... mine
hers ... mine
Hi Kate, it's ... What are you doing tonight?
I
me
mine
If he doesn't lend you his car, I'll lend you ...
mine
my
me
It can't be ... car. ... is red and this one is blue.
your ... Your
your ... Yours
yours ... Yours
Tell ... about ... youth dad.
me ... yours
my ... your
me ... your
My name is Steve. This is ... sister Susan.
mine
yours
my
This bed is mine. That is ....
yours
you
your
They want ... phone number. Please tell it to them.
yours
you
your
There is a new film on. Have you seen ...?
its
he
it
Our cousins live in Australia.
___are Australian.
They
We
He
You
Liz, Jim and Breckett are students.
We are in year 8.
They are in year 7.
She and I are in year 7.
You are in year 7.
My grandfather is Spanish.
She is from Barcelona.
They are from Barcelona.
It is from Barcelona
He is from Barcelona.
My parents are from France.
It is a beautiful country.
She is a beautiful country.
He is a beautiful country.
They are a beautiful country.
___ name is Felix and I am from Melbourne, Australia.
His
Her
Your
My
Sophie is 13 year old. ___ birthday is on 20th April.
Her
His
My
Your
My brother and I love sports. ___ favourite sport is basketball.
My
Your
Our
His
Susan is from the USA.
___ is American.
You
He
She
It
My friends
they
you
we
the horses
it
they
he
Ted and I
they
you
we
you and Amy
they
you
we
the book
he
it
she
Cristiano Ronaldo
he
She
you
Ariana Grande
I
she
he
My sister and I enjoy reading. ___ favorite book is 'Pride and Prejudice'.
My
Your
Our
Her
___ name is Alex and I live in Toronto, Canada.
His
Her
Your
My
Tom and Sarah
they
you
we
My sister and I are going to the park. ___ are excited.
We
They
You
He
My friend is from Italy.
___ is Italian.
He
She
It
They
I don't remember _____ about the accident.
anything
something
nothing
Chris and I have known _____ for quite a long time.
us
each other
ourselves
"How often do the buses run?"
"_____ twenty minutes."
All
Each
Every
I shouted for help, but _____ came.
nobody
no-one
anybody
Last night we went out with some friends of _____.
us
our
ours
It didn't take us a long time to get here. _____ traffic.
It wasn't much
There wasn't much
It wasn't a lot
Can I have _____ milk in my coffee, please?
a little
any
some
Sometimes I find it difficult to _____.
concentrate
concentrate me
concentrate myself
There's _____ on at the cinema that I want to see, so there's no point in going.
something
anything
nothing
I drink _____ water every day.
much
a lot of
lots of
_____ in the city centre are open on Sunday.
Most of shops
Most of the shops
The most of the shops
There were about twenty people in the photo. I didn't recognise _____ of them.
any
none
either
I've been waiting _____ for Sarah to phone.
all morning
the whole morning
all the morning
I can't afford to buy anything in this shop. _____ so expensive.
All is
Everything is
All are
What type of pronoun is in the sentence?
The dog bit itself.
itself- reflexive
itself- object
What type of pronoun is in the sentence?
Derek played with them.
them- object
them- subject
What type of pronoun is in the sentence?
Mike, Alex, and he rode the horses.
he- subject
he- reflexive
Choose the object pronoun.
I enjoy playing ball with him.
I
him
Choose the subject pronoun.
You will have to ride with us.
you
us
Choose the object pronoun.
Did Christina find it?
did
it
What type of pronouns are these?
Possessive
Subject
Object
What type of pronouns are these?
Object
Possessive
Subject
The words in red are:
My dad plays videogames with us.
Lisa's mom went to the mall with her.
Daniel prepared a sandwich for me.
Possessive pronouns
Object pronouns
Subject pronouns
Choose the Subject pronoun to replace the underlined word.
"Mary likes to play soccer with me"
She
Her
Hers
Choose the Possessive pronoun to complete the sentence:
Yesterday I bought a red pen. That nice pen is ____.
my
I
mine
Identify what type of pronoun the underlined word is.
Who is going to Ms. Fritsch's room for Fun Friday?
Interrogative Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Possessive Pronouns
Reflective Pronouns
Identify what type of pronoun the underlined word is.
Which of these choices is the correct answer?
Possessive Pronouns
Intensive Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
A pronoun that does NOT refer to any SPECIFIC PERSON, AMOUNT, OR THING in particular.
Indefinite Pronouns
Reflective Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
the farmer is ploughing the field. (identify the determiners)
farmer
the
is
field
She came to my birthday party yesterday.(identify the determiners)
She
to
my
yesterday
Do you want this book? (identify the determiners)
Do
this
you
want
A few days before, we saw a little puppy walking in the street. ( identify the determiners)
a
the
both 1 & 2
in
'this' is which type of Determiner
Quantifiers
Possessives
Articles
Demonstartives
Where does a determiner come in a sentence?
Before noun
Before Adjective
At the last of the sentence
Between noun and Adjective
Are words placed in front of a noun to make it clear what the noun refers to.
Indifinites and definites articles
Quantifiers
Determiners
Article
An/a/the are examples of:
Quantifiers
Article
Possessives
Pronouns
a few, a little, much, more, some, etc.) and numbers (one, two, forty, second, twenty-fourth, etc. are what type of Determiners? (Write the answer in small letters)
(a)
