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Evaluation

Who is Kate? Kate is my friend. ____ is a teacher. 

 Her 
 He 
 She 
 His 

Q2 of 10

Who is this man? This is Henry. _____ is my boss. 

 His 
 Her 
 He 
 She 

Q3 of 10

Do you know Tom? Yes, I know _____. 

 she 
 he 
 her 
 him 

Q4 of 10

I don't see them. Do _____ see them? 

 you 
 I 
 they 
 me 

Q5 of 10

We are going to the cinema. Do you want to come with _____? 

 we 
 them 
 us 
 you 

Q6 of 10

I love this book! Did you read _____? 

 it 
 he 
 they 
 she 

Q7 of 10

Where are Tom and Kate living? _____ live next to my house. 

 She 
 They 
 He 
 We 

Q8 of 10

Where's the cat? _____ is in the garden. 

 It 
 Its 
 She 
 He 

Q9 of 10

It's Mary's birthday today. I called _____ this morning. 

 she 
 him 
 her 
 it 

Q10 of 10

Amy and John are my new friends. I really like _____. 

 they 
 them 
 him 
 her 

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Exercises

Demonstrative Pronoun Exercises

Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to fill the blank, remembering that demonstratives include the words this, that, these and those.
I really like watching old shows. _________ are some of the best things on TV.
1. Those
2. That
3. This
4. These
Please hand me __________ .
1. those
2. that
3. this
4. these
__________ is some of the nicest weather we’ve had lately.
1. Those
2. That
3. This
4. These
Indefinite Pronoun Exercises
Choose one of the following indefinite pronouns to fill each blank: something, everyone, anywhere
After the parade, __________ met up in the town square.
1. something
2. everyone
3. anywhere
Would you like __________ to drink.
1. something
2. everyone
3. anywhere
I searched all over, but couldn’t find my notes __________ .
1. something
2. everyone
3. anywhere
Interrogative Pronoun Exercises
Select an interrogative pronoun to fill the blank in each sentence.
__________ flavor do you prefer?
1. Whom
2. Which
3. Who
I heard someone at the door but wasn’t sure __________ it was.
1. what
2. which
3. whom
__________ do you want for lunch?
1. what
2. which
3. who
Intensive Pronoun Exercises
Choose the correct intensive pronoun to fill the blank, remembering that they always end in –self or –selves.
I slipped on the sidewalk and hurt _________ .
1. himself
2. themselves
3. myself
The kids rode the rollercoaster by _________ .
1. themselves
2. herself
3. himself
She bought _________ a new car.
1. himself
2. myself
3. herself
Personal Pronoun Exercises
Choose the correct personal pronoun to fill each blank.
_________ am learning to speak better English.
1. I
2. Me
3. You
Thanks for the package! Please leave _________ on the table.
1. them
2. them
3. it
Ben was surprised when _________ discovered that his friends were hiding in the living room.
1. she
2. he
3. they
Possessive Pronoun Exercises
Choose the correct possessive pronoun to fill each blank.
I lost _________ phone last night.
1. mine
2. my
3. ours
They bought new furniture for _________ house.
1. mine
2. their
3. ours
We’re going to get _________ test results today.
1. mine
2. yours
3. our
Reciprocal Pronoun Exercises
Choose the correct reciprocal pronoun to fill the blank, remembering that reciprocal pronouns include each other and one another.
Dan and I waved hello to _________.
1. each other
2. one another
The students talked to _________.
1. each other
2. one another
The two boys threw the ball back and forth to _________.
1. each other
2. one another
Reflexive Pronoun Exercises
Choose the correct reflexive pronoun to fill the blank.
I’m always talking to _________.
1. themselves
2. myself
3. herself
John likes to do things by _________.
1. myself
2. ourselves
3. himself
You can do it _________.
1. yourself
2. himself
3. themselves

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What is a pronouns

Pronouns

Pronouns are small words that take the place of a noun. Pronouns are words like: he, you, ours, themselves, some, each... We can use a pronoun instead of a noun. If we didn't have pronouns, we would have to repeat a whole lot of nouns.

What is a Pronoun?
Understand the difference between a pronoun and a noun.

• Personal Pronouns
  I, me, you, he, him, she...
• Demonstrative Pronouns
  this, that, these, those
• Possessive Pronouns
  mine, yours, his...
• Interrogative Pronouns
  who, what, which...
• Reflexive Pronouns
  myself, yourself, himself...
• Reciprocal Pronouns
  each other, one another
• Indefinite Pronouns
  another, much, nobody, few, such...
• Relative Pronouns
  who, whom, which...