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Pronoun Worksheets
Explore our printable and interactive collection of pronoun worksheets, covering all major pronoun types, including personal, possessive, reflexive, indefinite, demonstrative, interrogative, and relative, including a variety of activities to build a complete understanding of pronoun forms and functions. Use our free worksheets for review!
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Identifying and Coloring Pronouns
Grade 1 and grade 2 kids read words in these worksheets, distinguish them as pronouns and not pronouns, and color them using the color key provided.
Checking Personal Pronouns for Pictures
Look at each picture and choose the correct personal pronoun based on the person, gender, and number to complete the sentences.
Matching Personal Pronouns to Reflexive Pronouns
Connect each personal pronoun to its corresponding reflexive pronoun in these reflexive pronoun worksheets!
Underlining Indefinite Pronouns
Children in grade 3 and grade 4 scout out and underline indefinite pronouns in these sentences, and distinguish them from other word types.
Sorting Possessive Pronouns and Determiners
Sort the sentence strips into pronouns and determiners, then glue each in the correct column in these possessive pronoun worksheets.
Completing Sentences with Demonstrative Pronouns
Point to nearby objects with this or these, and to far objects with that or those. Use singular for this and that, plural for these and those.
Completing Sentences Using Relative Pronouns
In these relative pronoun worksheets, grade 5 and grade 6 children connect the dependent clause to the main sentence using an appropriate relative pronoun.
Underlining Interrogative Pronouns
Identify pronouns that introduce questions, such as who, whom, what, and which, and underline them in sentences.
Choosing Correct Personal Pronouns for Pictures
Identify the correct personal pronoun for each picture based on the person, number, and gender in these personal pronoun worksheets.
The task is for grade 3 and grade 4 kids to underline the pronoun and determine whether the sentence is in first, second, or third person.
Read the sentences in these indefinite pronoun worksheets, by identifying words that refer to nonspecific people or things, and circle them.
Scout out the reflexive pronouns amidst an ensemble of words and color them as directed.
Demonstrative Pronouns | Cut-and-Glue Activity
Read each sentence in these demonstrative pronoun worksheets and glue one or more objects on the left or right based on the number and distance.
Fill in the Blanks with Possessive Pronouns and Determiners
Complete paired sentences and learn how possessive determiners come before nouns, while possessive pronouns replace them.
Cut and Glue the Interrogative Pronouns
Snip out pronouns like who, whom, whose, what, and which, and glue them to form proper questions in these interrogative pronoun worksheets.
