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Let's solve the task from the image you provided. The worksheet asks you to underline the pronoun in each sentence.
Here is the list of sentences, and I'll identify and explain the pronouns in each one:
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1. What is your name?
→ Your is a possessive pronoun (shows ownership).
✔ Underline: *your*
2. This is my car.
→ My is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *my*
3. She made herself a cup of tea.
→ She and herself are both pronouns.
- "She" is a subject pronoun.
- "Herself" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *She* and *herself*
4. They went to the beach to swim in the ocean.
→ They is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *They*
5. The dishwasher is great. I think I will get one for myself.
→ I and myself are pronouns.
- "I" is a subject pronoun.
- "Myself" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *I* and *myself*
6. We greet our teachers when we see them in school.
→ We and them are pronouns.
- "We" is a subject pronoun.
- "Them" is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *We* and *them*
7. Which is your house?
→ Your is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *your*
8. You should cut your vegetables for dinner.
→ You and your are pronouns.
- "You" is a subject pronoun.
- "Your" is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *You* and *your*
9. Are you playing cricket?
→ You is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *you*
10. Those apples are very sweet.
→ There are no pronouns here.
✘ No pronoun to underline.
11. We all introduced ourselves before the meeting started.
→ We and ourselves are pronouns.
- "We" is a subject pronoun.
- "Ourselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *We* and *ourselves*
12. Our neighbours have just bought themselves a Jaguar.
→ Our and themselves are pronouns.
- "Our" is a possessive pronoun.
- "Themselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *Our* and *themselves*
13. Jack helped us to carry the heavy boxes.
→ Us is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *us*
14. Red Riding Hood is walking in the forest. She is going to meet her grandmother.
→ She and her are pronouns.
- "She" is a subject pronoun.
- "Her" is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *She* and *her*
15. The peacock is a large bird. It has beautiful feathers.
→ It is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *It*
16. My brother lives in London. He is a rich man.
→ He is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *He*
17. The driver took me to the hospital.
→ Me is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *me*
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Underline the following pronouns in each sentence:
1. your
2. my
3. She, herself
4. They
5. I, myself
6. We, them
7. your
8. You, your
9. you
10. ✘ No pronoun
11. We, ourselves
12. Our, themselves
13. us
14. She, her
15. It
16. He
17. me
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💡 Note: Pronouns replace nouns and can be:
- Subject (e.g., I, you, he, she, it, we, they)
- Object (e.g., me, you, him, her, it, us, them)
- Possessive (e.g., my, your, his, her, its, our, their)
- Reflexive (e.g., myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves)
Let me know if you'd like this as a downloadable answer key or formatted version!
Here is the list of sentences, and I'll identify and explain the pronouns in each one:
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A. Underline the Pronoun in the sentences given below.
1. What is your name?
→ Your is a possessive pronoun (shows ownership).
✔ Underline: *your*
2. This is my car.
→ My is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *my*
3. She made herself a cup of tea.
→ She and herself are both pronouns.
- "She" is a subject pronoun.
- "Herself" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *She* and *herself*
4. They went to the beach to swim in the ocean.
→ They is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *They*
5. The dishwasher is great. I think I will get one for myself.
→ I and myself are pronouns.
- "I" is a subject pronoun.
- "Myself" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *I* and *myself*
6. We greet our teachers when we see them in school.
→ We and them are pronouns.
- "We" is a subject pronoun.
- "Them" is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *We* and *them*
7. Which is your house?
→ Your is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *your*
8. You should cut your vegetables for dinner.
→ You and your are pronouns.
- "You" is a subject pronoun.
- "Your" is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *You* and *your*
9. Are you playing cricket?
→ You is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *you*
10. Those apples are very sweet.
→ There are no pronouns here.
✘ No pronoun to underline.
11. We all introduced ourselves before the meeting started.
→ We and ourselves are pronouns.
- "We" is a subject pronoun.
- "Ourselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *We* and *ourselves*
12. Our neighbours have just bought themselves a Jaguar.
→ Our and themselves are pronouns.
- "Our" is a possessive pronoun.
- "Themselves" is a reflexive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *Our* and *themselves*
13. Jack helped us to carry the heavy boxes.
→ Us is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *us*
14. Red Riding Hood is walking in the forest. She is going to meet her grandmother.
→ She and her are pronouns.
- "She" is a subject pronoun.
- "Her" is a possessive pronoun.
✔ Underline: *She* and *her*
15. The peacock is a large bird. It has beautiful feathers.
→ It is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *It*
16. My brother lives in London. He is a rich man.
→ He is a subject pronoun.
✔ Underline: *He*
17. The driver took me to the hospital.
→ Me is an object pronoun.
✔ Underline: *me*
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✔ Final Answer Summary:
Underline the following pronouns in each sentence:
1. your
2. my
3. She, herself
4. They
5. I, myself
6. We, them
7. your
8. You, your
9. you
10. ✘ No pronoun
11. We, ourselves
12. Our, themselves
13. us
14. She, her
15. It
16. He
17. me
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💡 Note: Pronouns replace nouns and can be:
- Subject (e.g., I, you, he, she, it, we, they)
- Object (e.g., me, you, him, her, it, us, them)
- Possessive (e.g., my, your, his, her, its, our, their)
- Reflexive (e.g., myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves)
Let me know if you'd like this as a downloadable answer key or formatted version!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronouns worksheet.