Present-Tense Verbs
My brother (catch) the ball when I throw it.
catches
The weather reporter mentioned that (it is) going to rain all afternoon.
it's
I think this blue umbrella is (my umbrella).
mine
Did you (hear/here) that strange noise coming from the basement?
hear
Identify the type of the underlined pronoun in each sentence from the following options: Subject, Object, Indefinite, Reflexive, or Relative.
(She) decided to start a new business last year.
Subject Pronoun
run
If you don't hurry up, (you will) miss the beginning of the movie.
you'll
(The neighbors’) garden always looks so beautiful in the spring.
Their
The cat licked (it’s/its) paws after finishing the milk.
its
Identify the type of the underlined pronoun in each sentence from the following options: Subject, Object, Indefinite, Reflexive, or Relative.
The cake that (everyone) enjoyed was made from scratch.
Indefinite Pronoun
She (think) about going to the store.
thinks
Even though they live far away, (they are) always the first to arrive.
they're
(John’s and my) teamwork helped us finish the project early.
Our
I can’t believe (they’re/their/there) going to Hawaii for vacation!
they're
Identify the type of the underlined pronoun in each sentence from the following options: Subject, Object, Indefinite, Reflexive, or Relative.
Please give the documents to (him) before the meeting starts.
Object Pronoun
I (call) my friends every night.
call
My brother promised (he would) help me move the sofa.
(The tree's) leaves are turning bright orange and red.
Its
It is (to/too/two) cold outside to go for a swim today.
too
Identify the type of the underlined pronoun in each sentence from the following options: Subject, Object, Indefinite, Reflexive, or Relative.
After the long race, the runners treated (themselves) to a big meal.
They yell for the dog as it (run) down the driveway.
runs
Tell the kids (they have) got five more minutes before bedtime.
they've
Those seats aren't for us; they are (the other guests').
theirs
I am not sure (who’s/whose) phone is ringing in the hallway.
whose
Identify the type of the underlined pronoun in each sentence from the following options: Subject, Object, Indefinite, Reflexive, or Relative.
The book (which) you lent me was absolutely fascinating.
Relative Pronoun