Pronouns in English

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

We can phone my grandma and ask ____ . (she)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

_____is working on ____presentation. (she)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

Are ______ your friends? (they)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

Excuse ___, can ____ ask a question? (I)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

_____can ride _____ skateboards. (they)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

_____is _____ friend. (he)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

This is not _____ jacket, ______ was blue. (I)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

_____bought it for _____ . (she)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

These two cats are ____. (we)

Use the personal pronoun in brackets in its subject or object form or as a possessive determiner or a possessive pronoun.

____ don't eat potatoes because ____ don't like . (they)