Pronoun practice worksheet for students to identify and circle pronouns in sentences.

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, we, they, you, me, I, etc.).

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Example given:
a) Arif is my friend. He sings well.
→ “He” replaces “Arif”, so it’s a pronoun. ✔️

b) I love my mom. She is a teacher.
→ “She” replaces “mom”, so it’s a pronoun. ✔️

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Now let’s do the numbered ones:

1) Alex, Raju and I are friends. We are good boys.

- “I” → refers to yourself → pronoun ✔️
- “We” → refers to Alex, Raju, and you → pronoun ✔️

So circle: I, We

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2) These sweets are for you and me.

- “you” → refers to the person being spoken to → pronoun ✔️
- “me” → refers to yourself (object form) → pronoun ✔️

So circle: you, me

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3) Mona has a dog. It keeps running.

- “It” → refers to “the dog” → pronoun ✔️

So circle: It

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4) My name is John. I study well.

- “My” → shows possession (belonging to me) → this is a possessive pronoun ✔️
- “I” → refers to yourself → pronoun ✔️

So circle: My, I

*(Note: Some schools teach “my” as a possessive adjective, but in many elementary levels, it’s grouped under pronouns. Since the example includes “He” and “She” which are subject pronouns, and the worksheet says “pronouns can function as subject/object/compliment”, we’ll include “My” here as it’s commonly accepted at this level.)*

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Final Answer:
1) I, We
2) you, me
3) It
4) My, I