Relative & Possessive Pronouns
Directions: Relative pronouns relate clauses to the rest of the sentence. Use the relative pronouns properly in each sentence.
1. The person who made the mess needs to clean it.
2. This is the house that Jack built.
3. The book which weighed 3 pounds fell off the shelf.
4. Owners whose dogs shed need to vacuum often.
5. She is the singer to whom the award was given.
Directions: Possessive pronouns show ownership. Use the relative pronouns properly in each sentence.
1. The note they had proved the bikes were theirs.
2. The boys’ score was 35 but ours was 46!
3. Is that milkshake on the table yours or your mom’s?
4. I forgot my homework but Caren had hers.
5. My sister ate her cake but mine is still on the plate.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet for 3rd grade.
