Pronoun Worksheet
The grammar rule (Doer, receiver, owner): Before the verb (the doer): I, you, he, she, it, we, they. After a verb or after with/to/for (the receiver): me, you, him, her, it, us, them. Before a noun, to show the owner: my, your, his, her, its, our, their. With no noun after it: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs.
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- 1.Ishaan loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) Him (b) Himself (c) His (d) He
- 2.My sister and I have a red cricket bat. This cricket bat is ___. (a) our (b) we (c) ours
- 3.My sister and I have a new school bag. It is ___ school bag. (a) ours (b) our (c) us (d) we
- 4.Ira has a red umbrella. This umbrella is ___. (a) hers (b) she (c) her
- 5.Ira loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) She (b) Her (c) Herself
- 6.Zoya has a red school bag. This school bag is ___. (a) she (b) hers (c) her
- 7.Sneha has a red kite. This kite is ___. (a) her (b) she (c) hers
- 8.Saanvi has a red umbrella. This umbrella is ___. (a) her (b) hers (c) she
- 9.My sister and I have a red kite. This kite is ___. (a) our (b) ours (c) we
- 10.Farhan and Ananya have a red water bottle. This water bottle is ___. (a) they (b) theirs (c) their
- 11.Vivaan has a new umbrella. It is ___ umbrella. (a) his (b) him (c) he
- 12.Aarav has a new umbrella. It is ___ umbrella. (a) his (b) he (c) him
- 13.Farhan has a new water bottle. It is ___ water bottle. (a) him (b) he (c) his
- 14.Meera is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) her (b) she (c) herself
- 15.Kabir and Aisha love sports. ___ play cricket every evening. (a) Their (b) Themselves (c) They (d) Them
- 16.Arjun is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) himself (b) him (c) he
- 17.Vivaan has a new school bag. It is ___ school bag. (a) he (b) him (c) his
- 18.Riya and Aarav love sports. ___ play cricket every evening. (a) Them (b) Themselves (c) They (d) Their
- 19.Karan is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) him (b) he (c) himself
- 20.Diya is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) she (b) herself (c) her
- 21.Yash loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) His (b) He (c) Him (d) Himself
- 22.My brother and I have a red cricket bat. This cricket bat is ___. (a) our (b) ours (c) we
- 23.Aditya has a new school bag. It is ___ school bag. (a) he (b) his (c) him
- 24.I have a new cricket bat. It is ___ cricket bat. (a) I (b) me (c) mine (d) my
- 25.Farhan has a new cricket bat. It is ___ cricket bat. (a) him (b) his (c) he
- 26.Aarav loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) Himself (b) His (c) He (d) Him
- 27.Myra loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) Herself (b) Her (c) She
- 28.I have a red umbrella. This umbrella is ___. (a) my (b) mine (c) I
- 29.Priya has a new kite. It is ___ kite. (a) she (b) hers (c) her
- 30.Ira and Zoya have a red kite. This kite is ___. (a) their (b) they (c) theirs
- 31.Saanvi and Ishaan have a red kite. This kite is ___. (a) they (b) theirs (c) their
- 32.My brother and I have a red bicycle. This bicycle is ___. (a) we (b) our (c) ours
- 33.I have a new water bottle. It is ___ water bottle. (a) I (b) mine (c) my (d) me
- 34.Myra has a red cricket bat. This cricket bat is ___. (a) she (b) hers (c) her
- 35.Ishaan is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) himself (b) he (c) him
- 36.My brother and I have a new bicycle. It is ___ bicycle. (a) we (b) our (c) ours (d) us
- 37.Karan and Kunal have a new bicycle. It is ___ bicycle. (a) theirs (b) they (c) their (d) them
- 38.Rohan loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) Him (b) His (c) He (d) Himself
- 39.Neel is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) him (b) he (c) himself
- 40.Farhan has a new umbrella. It is ___ umbrella. (a) him (b) he (c) his
Answer key
- He
- ours
- our
- hers
- She
- hers
- hers
- hers
- ours
- theirs
- his
- his
- his
- her
- They
- him
- his
- They
- him
- her
- He
- ours
- his
- my
- his
- He
- She
- mine
- her
- theirs
- theirs
- ours
- my
- hers
- him
- our
- their
- He
- him
- his
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