Pronouns
Worksheet
#1
1. Despite her parents’ complaints, she decided to join the team by__________.
a. her
b. herself
c. him
d. himself
2. If you happen to see your parents at the game this weekend, give_______ my best regards.
a. him
b. her
c. them
d. themselves
3. I can’t understand_______ when she yells at_______.
a. her; me
b. him; me
c. them; you
d. her; you
4. He should be ashamed of_________ because of his performance at the game.
a. hisself
b. her
c. himself
d. him
5. Mary was worried about her teammates, so she convinced_________ Mom to give them a pep talk before the game.
a. she
b. us
c. them
d. her
6. We came across a teammate of _______ at the mall yesterday.
a. ours
b. us
c. them
d. yours
7. I can’t find _____ glove. Can I use ______, Maria?
a. my; yours
b. mine, your
c. me; ours
d. our; hers
8. I cut ___________ when I was fixing my spikes
a. me
b. myself
c. himself
d. herself
9. This bat is too expensive for _________. We can’t afford to pay that much.
a. we
b. us
c. them
d. him
10.Each play has _____ own name
a. it’s
b. it
c. its
Worksheet #2
Nominative Objective Possessive
Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
First person I We Me Us my, mine our, ours
Second person you
you
you you
your, yours
your, yours
Third person he
they
him them
his
their, theirs
She they her them her, hers their, theirs
It they it them its their, theirs
Identify the Cases of Pronouns
Underline the pronoun(s) in each sentence. Write N above the pronoun to designate nominative case, O for object, and P for possessive case.
Identify the Person, Number, and Case of Pronouns
Identify the italicized pronoun in each sentence by writing its person (first, second, third), number (S for singular, P for Plural), and case (N for nominative, O for objective, P for possessive) in the blank.