Level 1
Choose the correct pronoun. (Your/ Yours) book is on the tabl.
Your
Find the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
The cat is mine.
Give one example of possessive pronouns. E.g. Mine
Yous, His, Hers, Theirs, Ours, Its
Who is "them" in the sentence?
Jim and Candy asked Kelly to go with them.
Jim and Candy
Make a sentence using the object pronoun ‘them’.
E.g. The zookeeper fed the penguins with fish and watched them swim.
Give me an example of subject pronouns.
I/ You/ We/ They/ He/ She/ It
Fill in the blanks: Sam and I built a giant castle. _____ used twenty pieces of Lego!
We
What pronouns can be used to replace ‘Sarah’s dress’?
Make a sentence using the possessive adjective "our".
E.g. Our classroom is big and clean.
Choose the correct words: Lucas thinks the red skateboard is (his / him), but (he / him) left it at the park yesterday.
his, he
Find the subject pronoun in the sentence:
She is my sister.
She
Is the pronoun in this sentence a subject or an object pronoun?
We love our English class.
Subject pronoun
Fill in the blanks: I lost my purple crayon. If you find it, please give it back to _____.
Choose the correct pronoun. A good dog listens to (its/it's) owner when (its/ it's) well-trained.
its, it’s
Make a sentence using the possessive pronoun "yours".
E.g. I found my green jacket. Where is yours?
Give 2 examples of possessive adjectives. E.g. His bag
Find the two possessive pronouns:
His hat is different from hers.
His, hers
Is the pronoun in this sentence a subject or an object pronoun?
The queen could not stand it.
Object pronoun
Choose the correct word: Is this ring (your / yours), Maya?
yours
Choose the correct word: That sparkling crown in the princess's hand is not (her / hers). (Her/ hers) crown is in her room.
Fill in the blanks: I forgot to pack my lunchbox, so Miss Chan shared hers with (me / us).
Fill in the blank: Emma spilled some milk on the table, so she wiped _____ up right away.
Find the 3 pronouns in this sentence:
I enjoy being with them in the afternoon, but not in the morning alongside their dogs.
I, them, their
Why do we use pronouns?
We use pronouns to replace nouns to make sentences smoother and easier to read without repeating names. (Accept any reasonable answers.)
Make a sentence containing both a subject pronoun and a possessive adjective.
E.g. She lost her favorite red umbrella in the rain.