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Worksheet for identifying pronouns in sentences.

A worksheet titled "Find the Pronouns" with 12 sentences to underline pronouns, featuring a small illustration of a person raising their hand.

A worksheet titled "Find the Pronouns" with 12 sentences to underline pronouns, featuring a small illustration of a person raising their hand.

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Task: Find the Pronouns


Instruction: Underline the pronouns in each sentence.

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We need to identify pronouns in each sentence. A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun (e.g., *I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, them*).

Let’s go through each sentence:

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1. What is the new girl’s name?
→ No pronoun here.
No pronoun

2. My uncle carves bowls out of wood.
→ "My" is a possessive adjective (modifies "uncle"), not a pronoun.
No pronoun

3. Always extinguish a campfire after you are finished with it.
- "you" = personal pronoun (subject)
- "it" = personal pronoun (object, refers to campfire)
Underline: you, it

4. My cousin has the same name as our grandfather.
→ "My" and "our" are possessive adjectives, not pronouns.
No pronoun

5. That is the longest street in the city.
→ "That" is a demonstrative pronoun (refers to a specific street).
Underline: That

6. I do not like it when the baby cries.
- "I" = personal pronoun (subject)
- "it" = personal pronoun (object, refers to the situation)
Underline: I, it

7. We are starting a secret club on Wednesdays.
→ "We" = personal pronoun (subject)
Underline: We

8. Kelly will never bowl with him again.
→ "him" = personal pronoun (object)
Underline: him

9. Their dog ran away.
→ "Their" is a possessive adjective, not a pronoun.
No pronoun

10. I am going to skating rink tomorrow.
→ "I" = personal pronoun (subject)
Underline: I

11. We are going to buy a new house.
→ "We" = personal pronoun (subject)
Underline: We

12. I am not feeling well today.
→ "I" = personal pronoun (subject)
Underline: I

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Final Answer (with underlined pronouns):



1. What is the new girl’s name?
→ No pronoun

2. My uncle carves bowls out of wood.
→ No pronoun

3. Always extinguish a campfire after you are finished with it.
→ Pronouns: you, it

4. My cousin has the same name as our grandfather.
→ No pronoun

5. That is the longest street in the city.
→ Pronoun: That

6. I do not like it when the baby cries.
→ Pronouns: I, it

7. We are starting a secret club on Wednesdays.
→ Pronoun: We

8. Kelly will never bowl with him again.
→ Pronoun: him

9. Their dog ran away.
→ No pronoun

10. I am going to skating rink tomorrow.
→ Pronoun: I

11. We are going to buy a new house.
→ Pronoun: We

12. I am not feeling well today.
→ Pronoun: I

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Summary of Pronouns Found:
- You, it, That, I, We, him — repeated in multiple sentences.

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