Lesson about Pronouns

Open Ended

Chelsea finished her presentation.

Open Ended

The president delivered his state of the nation address.

Open Ended

The bride and groom took their vows.

Multiple Select

You need to stop lying to me.

• You

• stop

• me

• to

Multiple Choice

Come look at my cat! He has climbed to the top of that tree.

• that

• my

• he

• come

Fill in the Blank

I didn't have my umbrella so Marta lent me _____.

Fill in the Blank

This is my brother's book. It's ____ favorite one.

Draw

Encircle the demonstrative pronoun found in the sentence.

Draw

Encircle the demonstrative pronoun found in the sentence.

Multiple Choice

I would like to go to Paris this summer.

• another

• somwhere

• nobody

• few

Multiple Choice

I bought my school supplies at the mall.

• everything

• everyone

• everywhere

• everybody

Fill in the Blank

____ do you want for dinner?

Multiple Select

____ did you call early in the morning?

• Why

• Who

Multiple Choice

Drew decided to treat _____ to a fancy dinner.

• himself

• themselves

• herself

• itself

Multiple Choice

Jonathan built the shed in the backyard all by themselves.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Open Ended

Write one example of a sentence containing either a nominative, possessive, or objective pronoun. Indicate its case after the sentence.