Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the pronouns.
Remember: A
pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun (like he, she, it, they, we, us, my, his, her, their, them).
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1. Lucas has so much Lego in
his collection.
→ “his” shows possession — it replaces “Lucas’s”. So, underline
his.
2.
We decided to bike the quick way to school.
→ “We” is the subject — it means “I and others”. Underline
We.
3.
She was excited to start dance classes.
→ “She” refers to a girl or woman. Underline
She.
4.
Her favourite colour was purple.
→ “Her” shows possession — like “belonging to her”. Underline
Her.
5. My mum took
us to the concert.
→ “us” is the object — who got taken? Us! Underline
us.
6.
We had a really fun time.
→ Again, “We” = I + others. Underline
We.
7. The team liked
their new uniform.
→ “their” belongs to the team. Underline
their.
8. Sam took
his dog for a walk.
→ “his” = belonging to Sam. Underline
his.
9. The students shared
their ideas.
→ “their” = belonging to the students. Underline
their.
10. The teacher went with
them to the school gate.
→ “them” = the people the teacher went with. Underline
them.
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Final Answer:
Underline these words in each sentence:
1. his
2. We
3. She
4. Her
5. us
6. We
7. their
8. his
9. their
10. them
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet for 3rd graders.
