WorksheetsPronoun Practice Quiz
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
You have done excellent work on this project.
I saw you talking to your friend earlier.
They gave the award to you and him.
She knows that you are coming.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
He looked at you and smiled.
Where did you leave your jacket?
I told her about you.
This book belongs to you.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
This message is for you.
We appreciate your help.
Could you please pass the salt?
They saw you at the park.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
I need your attention now.
I need you to listen carefully to the instructions.
Is this seat for you?
They looked at you in surprise.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
Did he tell you about the game?
Your speed is improving.
You need to pick up the pace!
The ball hit you.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
That applause was all for you.
You are one of the most talented singers I know.
I met your parents yesterday.
She asked about your song.
Which sentence uses 'you' in Direct Address?
I sent the email to you.
If you finish early, you can read.
Your success inspires you.
We will follow you home.
In which sentence is the person or people being addressed directly?
They wanted to meet you.
You all must remember to stay hydrated.
This gift is for you.
The noise distracted you.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
She gave the sample to you.
You should try this new flavor!
We brought this for you.
I heard about you winning.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun is used to speak directly to someone (Direct Address).
He told me about you.
You have my full support in this venture.
Is that bag yours?
They can't wait to see you.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
My friends and I went, so we had fun.
We should start studying for the test together.
They saw us leave the library.
Mom made sandwiches for us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
They saw us yesterday.
He told them about us.
Are we going to the movies this weekend?
The team won, so we celebrated.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
Let's make sure we understand the rules.
The principal spoke to us.
They are joining us later.
We enjoyed the concert.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
My parents helped us.
We are ready to go.
Can we get started on the assignment now?
The project is for us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
We will now explore the ancient ruins.
They asked us for directions.
He showed us the map.
Our bus is leaving soon.
Which sentence uses 'we' to refer to the speaker and the listener(s)?
They invited us to the party.
We are all in this together.
The gift is from us.
She looked at us curiously.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
The presentation is for us.
Us students should work together to clean up the campus.
He gave the tickets to us.
They cheered for us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
The whole class is counting on us.
The plan depends on us.
If we combine our ideas, the result will be better.
They are waiting for us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
The fans applauded us.
We need to practice every day to win.
The award went to us.
The other team challenged us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
They will help us.
Our project is due tomorrow, so let's finish it up!
He talked about us.
They gave the details to us.
Which word shows Inclusive Address?
They
You
We
He
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
The responsibility falls on us.
She offered to drive us.
Can we all agree on a time for the meeting?
The news surprised us.
Which sentence includes the listener in the action?
He told them the story.
The book belongs to her.
We can leave after dinner, Dad told my sister and me.
I saw him at the store.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) includes the speaker and the person/people being spoken to (Inclusive Address).
They gave us the supplies.
Let's all put our best effort forward.
The principal met with us.
He will join us shortly.
The pronoun in Inclusive Address refers to:
The speaker only.
The listener(s) only.
The speaker and the listener(s).
People who are not present.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
We finished the books you recommended.
The librarian helped us find them.
Our group is meeting here.
She spoke to us about the late fees.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
We are having dinner at 6:00, so you'll have to leave before then.
They are inviting us over.
They saw us talking.
Our cat is asleep.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
They gave us the tools.
We are building a birdhouse.
The project is for us.
The instructions confused us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
She waved at us.
We are going on vacation next week, so could you water the plants?
They told us about their trip.
The car is ours.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
The rule affects us.
The principal gave us a chance.
We believe the rules should be changed.
The decision is for us.
Which sentence uses 'we' to talk about a group that doesn't include the listener?
We need to clean this room now. (Talking to the listener)
We will walk to the park together. (Talking to the listener)
We have already eaten, so we can't join you.
We should meet up later. (Talking to the listener)
The speaker is talking to a classmate and says, 'Our presentation is finished.'
Our presentation is finished.
We should start on the next one.
This is our turn to speak.
Our teacher is coming.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
She gave the change to us.
We have a coupon for this item.
The total is for us.
They looked at us.
Choose the sentence where the highlighted pronoun (we or us) refers to the speaker and other people, but excludes the person/people being spoken to (Exclusive Address).
We are going to the mall, but you can join us next time.
They will meet us there.
She told us the time.
The new clothes are for us.
The pronoun in Exclusive Address refers to:
The speaker and the listener.
The listener and a third party.
The speaker and others, excluding the listener.
Only the speaker.
Which sentence is an example of Exclusive Address?
Let's work on our science project. (Speaker and listener are partners)
Do we need to buy more snacks? (Speaker and listener are preparing a party)
The club we joined has a meeting tonight. (Speaker is telling a non-club member)
We should be on time for the bus. (Speaker and listener are taking the bus)
He gave the extra food to us because we were helping in the kitchen. (Speaker is talking to a volunteer who wasn't helping).
He gave the extra food to us because we were helping in the kitchen.
Our shift is almost over.
They thanked us.
The kitchen staff is us.
