Pronoun Worksheet for Class 2 - 4 - Definition and Examples

Pronoun Examples, Definition and Worksheet



Note: A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. For example, instead of saying "The cat climbed the tree," we can say "It climbed the tree," using the pronoun "it" to replace "cat." Pronouns can refer to people, animals, objects, and ideas. By using pronouns, we avoid repetition and make our writing more efficient.

Types of Pronoun

There are several types of pronouns. Some of them are...
Personal Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns, Demonstrative Pronouns, Indefinite Pronouns, Distributive Pronouns, Interrogative Pronouns, Relative Pronouns, etc.
Learning about these types of pronouns can help us use them correctly and effectively in our writing and speech.

1. Personal Pronouns :

Personal Pronouns can refer to the speaker/speakers (first person) or those being spoken to (second person), or those who are spoken about (third person).
Subjective Case Personal Pronouns
RulesFirst PersonSecond PersonThird PersonSingularIYouhe,she,itPluralweyouThey
Objective case pronouns are used as objects in a sentence.
Objective Case Personal Pronouns
RulesFirst PersonSecond PersonThird PersonSingularmeyouhim,her,itPluralusyouThem
Personal pronouns can also show possession - to whom something belongs.
Possessive Case Personal Pronouns
RulesFirst PersonSecond PersonThird PersonSingularmy, mineyour, yourshis, her, hers, itsPluralour, oursyour, yourstheir, theirs

2. Reflexive Pronouns :

Reflexive pronouns are used to show a subject performing some kind of action upon itself. Reflexive pronouns can act only as objects in a sentence never as subjects.
Reflexive Case Personal Pronouns
RulesFirst PersonSecond PersonThird PersonSingularmyselfyourselfhimself, herself, itselfPluralourselvesyourselvesthemselves

3. Demonstrative Pronouns :

Demonstrative pronouns refer to things in relation to number and distance.
Demonstrative Case Personal Pronouns
RulesNearFarSingularThisThatPluralTheseThose

4. Indefinite Pronouns:

Indefinite Pronouns can refer to unspecified people, places or things.
SingularPluralBoth ( Singular/Plural)Another, anyone,no onebothallAnybody, anything, nobodyfewmostEveryone, everybody, onemanynoneeach, eithersomebodysomething

5. Distributive Pronouns :

Distributive Pronoun refers to the members of the representative group and are called distributive forms.
Each, everyone, either and neither are the distributive forms.

6. Interrogative Pronouns :

Interrogative Pronouns are pronouns that begin questions : who, whom, whose, which and what.

7. Relative Pronouns :

Relative Pronouns are that, which, who and whom - which relate to another noun that precedes it in the sentence.

Pronouns Worksheet (Class 2)

1. The cat is sleeping on bed.
2. My sister and are going to the park.
3. Sarah and Lisa are playing with dolls.
4. The bird is flying high in sky.
5. The dog wagged tail happily.

6. True/False: "He" is a pronoun.
7. True/False: "Me" is a pronoun.
8. True/False: "Her" is a pronoun.
9. True/False: "They" is not a pronoun.
10. True/False: "Our" is a pronoun.

11. He is happy. is happy.
12. We is going to the zoo. are going to the zoo.
13. Me is playing outside. is playing outside.
14. Their has a new bicycle. has a new bicycle.
15. Him likes to sing. likes to sing.
Remember to provide the answer key separately for the students or in a different document to check their answers after they complete the worksheet.

Fill in the Blank:
1. The cat is sleeping on its bed.
2. My sister and I are going to the park.
3. Sarah and Lisa are playing with their dolls.
4. The bird is flying high in the sky.
5. The dog wagged its tail happily.
True or False:
6. True/False: "He" is a pronoun. - True
7. True/False: "Me" is a pronoun. - True
8. True/False: "Her" is a pronoun. - True
9. True/False: "They" is not a pronoun. - False
10. True/False: "Our" is a pronoun. - False
Correct the Word:
11. He is happy. She is happy.
12. We is going to the zoo. We are going to the zoo.
13. Me is playing outside. I am playing outside.
14. Their has a new bicycle. They have a new bicycle.
15. Him likes to sing. He likes to sing.