Grade 6: Kinds of Pronouns worksheet - Free Printable

Task: Identify the type of pronoun used in each sentence.

#### Section H: Write the type of pronoun used in each sentence.

1. It is a dull day today.
- Pronoun: *It*
- Type: Demonstrative Pronoun (used to refer to something specific, often abstract or general).

2. Who got the prize?
- Pronoun: *Who*
- Type: Interrogative Pronoun (used to ask questions about people).

3. This is my treehouse.
- Pronoun: *This*
- Type: Demonstrative Pronoun (used to point out a specific thing nearby).

4. Which is best?
- Pronoun: *Which*
- Type: Interrogative Pronoun (used to ask questions about choices or options).

5. For whom is this box?
- Pronoun: *Whom*
- Type: Interrogative Pronoun (used to ask questions about people, specifically as an object).

6. This is a new computer.
- Pronoun: *This*
- Type: Demonstrative Pronoun (used to point out a specific thing nearby).

7. Raj has never met them.
- Pronoun: *Them*
- Type: Objective Pronoun (used as the object of a verb or preposition).

8. They are not my friends.
- Pronoun: *They*
- Type: Subjective Pronoun (used as the subject of a verb).

9. What is that in your hair?
- Pronoun: *That*
- Type: Demonstrative Pronoun (used to point out a specific thing at a distance).

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#### Section I: Write the type of pronoun used in each sentence.

1. Who will come to my party?
- Pronoun: *Who*
- Type: Interrogative Pronoun (used to ask questions about people).

2. Neither of them won the game.
- Pronoun: *Them*
- Type: Objective Pronoun (used as the object of a preposition).

3. Somebody stole my storybook.
- Pronoun: *Somebody*
- Type: Indefinite Pronoun (refers to an unspecified person).

4. Each painting is a masterpiece.
- Pronoun: *Each*
- Type: Distributive Pronoun (refers to individual members of a group).

5. I have a box of chocolates for them.
- Pronoun: *Them*
- Type: Objective Pronoun (used as the object of a preposition).

6. Have you got a bike?
- Pronoun: *You*
- Type: Subjective Pronoun (used as the subject of a verb).

7. The boy who helped me has a scar.
- Pronoun: *Who*
- Type: Relative Pronoun (introduces a dependent clause and refers back to "boy").

8. That is the bed which has a broken leg.
- Pronoun: *Which*
- Type: Relative Pronoun (introduces a dependent clause and refers back to "bed").

9. You should write slowly and neatly.
- Pronoun: *You*
- Type: Subjective Pronoun (used as the subject of a verb).

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Final Answer:

Section H:
1. Demonstrative Pronoun
2. Interrogative Pronoun
3. Demonstrative Pronoun
4. Interrogative Pronoun
5. Interrogative Pronoun
6. Demonstrative Pronoun
7. Objective Pronoun
8. Subjective Pronoun
9. Demonstrative Pronoun

Section I:
1. Interrogative Pronoun
2. Objective Pronoun
3. Indefinite Pronoun
4. Distributive Pronoun
5. Objective Pronoun
6. Subjective Pronoun
7. Relative Pronoun
8. Relative Pronoun
9. Subjective Pronoun

Boxed Final Answer:
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