Subject/Object/Reflexive Pronouns & Antecedents

Read the sentences. Circle the letter of the choice that does not have

pronoun-antecedent agreement.

• Dave and I like Sundays because we can watch football.

• The police officers arrested the suspect and put it in jail.

• The old wooden bed creaked when the child sat on it.

• Kyle wasn’t surprised when he saw the bus waiting at the curb.

Read the sentences. Choose the one that does not have

pronoun-antecedent agreement.

• Ana likes to listen to music; she wants to be a singer.

• The group did well in the competition, so it won easily.

• Dolphins are smart, and they communicate well.

• I had fun with Heather. He was funny.

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

We will carry the box down the stairs for you.

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

Do you want me to unload all of the items in this truck?

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

My dog and I went for a short walk around the block.

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

Do you know if a person was here earlier?

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

My grandmother came to see me perform in the school play.

Read each sentence. Choose a pronoun from the box to replace

the underlined word or words. Write the pronoun on the line.

I watched as the ants marched toward the picnic table.

Circle the pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes each

sentence.

(She / Herself) was thrilled to see me.

• She

• Herself

Circle the pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes each

sentence.

We couldn’t stop (themselves / ourselves) from laughing.

• themselves

• ourselves