Pronoun Worksheet for class 5 With Answers | Free PDF - Free Printable

Let's solve the pronoun worksheet step by step.

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Understanding the Task

The goal is to use possessive pronouns to complete each sentence. Possessive pronouns show ownership and include:

- mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

These pronouns replace a noun and indicate who owns something.

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Step-by-step Solutions

We'll go through each sentence and determine which possessive pronoun fits best.

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1. I bought a new video game. The video game is _________.

- The game belongs to "I" (the speaker).
- So, it’s mine.
✔ Answer: mine

2. The jacket belongs to David. The jacket is _________.

- Belongs to David → David’s jacket.
- So, the possessive pronoun for David is his.
✔ Answer: his

3. The cats belong to Lisa and Sheila. The cats are _________.

- Two people own the cats → "Lisa and Sheila" → theirs
✔ Answer: theirs

4. This telephone number belongs to Betty. It is _________.

- Belongs to Betty → hers
✔ Answer: hers

5. You and I live in this house. The house is _________.

- "You and I" → two people → ours
✔ Answer: ours

6. My dog is bigger than your dog. The larger dog is _________.

- The larger dog belongs to "me" → mine
✔ Answer: mine

7. You go to Maple School. The school is _________.

- "You" go to the school → it belongs to you → yours
✘ Wait! But yours is not in the box provided.

Let's check the box again:
> Possessive pronouns include: mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

Yours is missing from the list.

But the sentence says: "You go to Maple School." So the school belongs to you → yours.

However, since yours isn't listed, we must assume it's an error or that only the given words can be used.

But wait — perhaps the sentence is implying that the school belongs to the students collectively?

Actually, schools don’t typically belong to students. More likely, the intended answer is yours, but it's not in the list.

Alternatively, maybe the sentence is meant to be interpreted as “The school is yours,” meaning it belongs to the student.

Since yours is not in the box, and no other option makes sense, this might be a mistake.

But let’s recheck: Is there any way to use one of the given pronouns?

No — mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs — none fit unless the speaker is claiming ownership.

Unless the sentence is: “You go to Maple School. The school is yours.” → That’s correct.

But since yours is not in the box, and the instructions say to use the box, perhaps this is a typo.

However, looking at the original image: The box says:
> Possessive pronouns include: mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

So yours is missing.

This may be an error in the worksheet.

But let’s suppose the sentence is meant to be completed with yours, even though it's not in the box.

Or maybe it's supposed to be ours? But "you" is singular.

So the correct answer should be yours, but it's not allowed.

Let’s skip and come back.

For now, we’ll note this issue.

✔ Best answer: yours — but not in the list.

⚠️ Possible error in the worksheet.

8. Ted’s basketball is over here. The basketball is _________.

- Belongs to Ted → his
✔ Answer: his

9. That skateboard belongs to Jan. The skateboard is _________.

- Belongs to Jan → hers
✔ Answer: hers

10. You want the last slice of pizza. The last slice is _________.

- You want it → it belongs to you → yours
Again, yours is not in the box.

But logically, it should be yours.

So same issue as #7.

✔ Answer: yours — not in box.

11. Mom and dad’s car is in the driveway. The car in the driveway is _________.

- Mom and dad → two people → theirs
✔ Answer: theirs

12. My brother and I bought tickets. The tickets are _________.

- "My brother and I" → two people → ours
✔ Answer: ours

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Summary of Answers

| Number | Sentence | Answer |
|-------|--------|--------|
| 1 | The video game is _________. | mine |
| 2 | The jacket is _________. | his |
| 3 | The cats are _________. | theirs |
| 4 | It is _________. | hers |
| 5 | The house is _________. | ours |
| 6 | The larger dog is _________. | mine |
| 7 | The school is _________. | yours *(not in box)* |
| 8 | The basketball is _________. | his |
| 9 | The skateboard is _________. | hers |
| 10 | The last slice is _________. | yours *(not in box)* |
| 11 | The car in the driveway is _________. | theirs |
| 12 | The tickets are _________. | ours |

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Important Note

The worksheet includes only these possessive pronouns:

> mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs

But yours is missing.

However, yours is a standard possessive pronoun and is required for sentences 7 and 10.

So either:
- There is a typo in the worksheet (should include "yours"), or
- The teacher intends for students to recognize that yours is not in the box, which would be confusing.

Alternatively, maybe the sentences were meant to be:

- "The school is ours?" → but that doesn't make sense if only "you" go there.

Or "The school is its"? No — "its" refers to animals or things, not people.

So yours is the correct answer.

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✔ Final Answers (with corrections):

1. mine
2. his
3. theirs
4. hers
5. ours
6. mine
7. yours *(not in box — possible error)*
8. his
9. hers
10. yours *(not in box — possible error)*
11. theirs
12. ours

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🛠️ Suggested Fix

Add "yours" to the box of possessive pronouns.

Or revise sentences 7 and 10 to use available pronouns.

For example:
- "You and I go to Maple School. The school is _________." → then ours would work.
- "You want the last slice of pizza. The last slice is _________." → still needs yours.

So best fix: include "yours" in the box.

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✔ Corrected Box Should Include:

> mine, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, yours

Then all answers work perfectly.

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Let me know if you'd like a corrected version of the worksheet!