CBSE Class 5 English Pronouns Worksheet Set 01

Answer: he stands for Brad.

Teacher's Note:
1. A pronoun takes the place of a noun.
2. It avoids repeating the same name.

Answer: it stands for the book.

Teacher's Note:
1. It is used for things.
2. Find the noun in the earlier sentence.

Answer: They stands for the children.

Teacher's Note:
1. They is used for more than one person or thing.
2. The verb are matches this plural.

Answer: She stands for Pinky.

Teacher's Note:
1. She is used for a girl or woman.
2. It starts the second sentence.

Answer: He stands for Rick; it stands for the umbrella.

Teacher's Note:
1. This sentence has two pronouns.
2. Each one points back to a different noun.

Answer: them

Teacher's Note:
1. Mangoes is plural, so them is used.
2. It is for one thing.

Answer: me

Teacher's Note:
1. The speaker is one person, who is the teacher.
2. So me is correct.

Answer: ourselves

Teacher's Note:
1. The subject is we, so the reflexive pronoun is ourselves.
2. It shows we do the work.

Answer: This

Teacher's Note:
1. Book is singular, so this is used.
2. These is for plural nouns.

Answer: Those

Teacher's Note:
1. Children is plural, so those is used.
2. That is for one thing.

Answer: They

Teacher's Note:
1. Girls is plural.
2. So they is the correct pronoun.

Answer: My father is a lawyer. He works in the High Court.

Teacher's Note:
1. Father is a man, so he is used.
2. She is for a woman or girl.

Answer: Rob doesn't like to give his books to anybody.

Teacher's Note:
1. Rob is a boy, so his is the right possessive pronoun.
2. Its is for animals and things.

Answer: My parents are going to Switzerland. They are returning on the 1st of April.

Teacher's Note:
1. The parents are other people, so they is used.
2. We would include the speaker.

Answer: Please tell Sheena to reach the theatre on time. She will enjoy the opening scene.

Teacher's Note:
1. Sheena is a girl's name.
2. So she is used.

Answer: The bus does not stop here. It stops at Anand Vihar.

Teacher's Note:
1. A bus is a thing.
2. Things take it.

Answer: The flowers are beautiful. They grow in my garden.

Teacher's Note:
1. Flowers is plural.
2. So they is used with the plural verb grow.

Answer: Nominative

Teacher's Note:
1. She is the subject of the verb has put.
2. Nominative pronouns do the action.

Answer: Objective

Teacher's Note:
1. Them receives the action of love.
2. Objective pronouns come after verbs.

Answer: Possessive

Teacher's Note:
1. Theirs shows who owns the television.
2. Possessive pronouns show ownership.

Answer: Objective

Teacher's Note:
1. Her is the object of call.
2. Her birthday uses the possessive her.

Answer: Nominative

Teacher's Note:
1. I is the subject of shall miss.
2. I is always nominative.

Answer: Help yourselves to lunch, children.

Teacher's Note:
1. The children are plural, so yourselves is used.
2. Yourself is for one person.

Answer: I like to look at myself in the mirror.

Teacher's Note:
1. I goes with myself.
2. The reflexive pronoun matches the subject.

Answer: She completed the project all by herself.

Teacher's Note:
1. She goes with herself.
2. By herself means alone.

Answer: He made the cards all by himself.

Teacher's Note:
1. He goes with himself.
2. The pronoun shows he did the work alone.

Answer: They made cookies all by themselves.

Teacher's Note:
1. They goes with themselves.
2. Themselves is plural.

Answer: The ball rolled by itself down the stairs.

Teacher's Note:
1. A ball is a thing, so itself is used.
2. By itself means with no one's help.