1st Person
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "I went to school and presented my project."
I (sub./sing.) & MY (adj./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "You should know that your outfit is stylish."
YOU (subj./sing. or pl.) & YOUR (adj./sing. or pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "They will come over after their dinner is finished."
THEY (subj./nongen./sing. or pl.) & THEIR (adj./nongen./sing. or pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "He really enjoyed his icecream."
HE (subj./masc./sing.) & HIS (adj./masc./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "She saw that her friend was not in school."
SHE (subj./fem./sing) & HER (adj./fem./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "Jim came to my house and we left for the movies."
MY (adj./sing.) & WE (subj./pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "The book is yours and you can write your name inside."
YOURS (poss./sing. or pl.), YOU (subj./sing./pl.) & YOUR (adj./ sing. or pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "She decided to make the puppy hers when she brought the dog home from the animal shelter."
SHE (subj./fem./sing.), HERS (poss./fem./sing.) & SHE (subj./fem./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "She gave it her all and it paid off."
SHE (subj./fem./sing.), IT (obj./neut./sing.), HER (adj./fem./sing.) & IT (subj./neut./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "They went to the store to buy their groceries."
THEY (subj./nong./sing. or pl.) & THEIR (adj./nong./sing. or pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "What will I do if the authority come for me or my family?"
I (subj./sing.), ME (obj./sing.) & MY (adj./sing).
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "Jen can help you get started, but you will need to complete the assignment by yourself."
YOU (obj./sing.), YOU (subj./sing.) & YOURSELF (refl./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "He felt that his moment had arrived and the school welcomed him in."
HE (subj./masc./sing. or pl.), HIS (adj./masc./sing.) & HIM (obj./masc./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "When they came home, they did all the chores by themself."
THEY (subj./nong./sing.), THEY (subj./nong./sing.) & THEMSELF (refl./nong./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "She felt that he had taken advantage of her kindness."
SHE (subj./fem./sing), HE (subj./masc./sing.) & HER (adj./fem./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "We all hope that our children will have more opportunities that we have had in our lives."
WE (subj./pl.), OUR (adj./pl.), WE (subj./pl.) & OUR (adj./pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "Ken told me that this pen was yours, but you wrote your test with a pencil."
YOURS (poss./sing.), YOU (subj./sing.) & YOUR (adj./sing.).
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "It was finally time to tell them the truth about their history."
IT (subj./neut./sing.), THEM (obj./nong./sing. or pl.) & THEIR (adj./nong./sing. or pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "When it was appropriate, he made sure to check in with his teacher to make sure the book was his."
IT (subj./neut./sing.), HE (subj./masc./sing.), HIS (adj./masc./sing.) & HIS (poss./masc./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "Why can't they see that what they are doing is going to continue bothering her?"
THEY (subj./nong./sing. or pl.), THEY (subj./nong./sing. or pl.), HER (obj./fem./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "The day is ours and I must make the most of it for myself."
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "The acting parts are yours and you will need to rehearse lines by yourselves."
YOURS (poss./pl.), YOU (subj./pl.) & YOURSELVES (refl./pl.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "For Halloween, he went with them to their house which they decorated themself."
HE (subj./masc./sing.), THEM (obj./nong./sing.), THEIR (adj./nong./sign.) THEY (subj./nong./sing.), THEMSELF (refl./nong./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "Why can't they just explain themselves better to her?"
THEY (subj./nong./pl.), THEMSELVES (refl./nong./pl.) & HER (obj./fem./sing.)
Identify all the personal pronouns in the sentence: "She decided to give him another chance, so they both started working on their project again."
SHE (subj./fem./sing.), HIM (obj./masc./sing.), THEY (subj./nong./pl.) & THEIR (adj./nong./pl.)