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Lesson (A)
Type the subject pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
Lesson (B)
Type the object pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
Lesson (C)
Type the possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for each sentence in the spaces provided.
1. That bike is his.
2. Gary is a friend of theirs.
3. May I borrow your scissors?
4. That coat is mine.
Lesson (D)
Type the reflexive pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
1. I told myself not to worry.
2. She believes in herself.
3. They treated themselves to lunch.
4. He saw himself in the mirror.
Lesson (E)
Type the demonstrative pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
Lesson (F)
Type the relative pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
1. These are very inexpensive.
2. Please bring those to me.
3. Is anyone using this?
4. That belongs to me.
Lesson (G)
Type the interrogative pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
1. He is studying for an exam.
2. She and Charlie went sailing around the world.
3. They are building a store across the street.
4. We are going to the gym.
1. Which of those sweaters are yours?
2. Whom did she see?
3. What is the name of the song she likes?
4. Who took the last bagel?
Lesson (H)
Type the indefinite pronoun for each sentence in the spaces provided.
1. He handed her the book.
2. Bob wanted them to be included.
3. Kelly asked him to go to the dance.
4. They will meet us at the lake.
Games that are educational can be challenging as
well as fun.
I was not sure who had called.
Janet was certain whom she would invite.
Denny bought lunch from Charlie, who sells sandwiches.
Apple pie, which is your favorite, is being served tonight.
1. Everyone signs his name on the petition.
2. Neither of the boys wants to take the exam.
3. Each of the children wants a chance to ride the elephant.
4. Is anybody out there?
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Language Arts: Pronouns - Lessons
