Personal Pronouns Worksheet

Circle the pronoun that fits each blank: I or me, his or him, mine or my.

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Made at homeroomtools.comRead each sentence. Circle the word that fits.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.Circle the pronoun that fitsWe waved to.theytheirthemsaw a rainbow.MyMeIand Omar are friends.HimHeHisThe book is not mine; it is.youyoursyourThe robot turnedoff.itsitselfit'sThe ball rolled away.went under the car.ItHeTheyMs. Park is our coach.blows the whistle.SheHeItYou and I are a team.can do this.WeItThey
Made at homeroomtools.comRead each sentence. Circle the word that fits.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.Circle the pronoun that fitsAnswer keyWe waved to.theytheirthemsaw a rainbow.MyMeIand Omar are friends.HimHeHisThe book is not mine; it is.youyoursyourThe robot turnedoff.itsitselfit'sThe ball rolled away.went under the car.ItHeTheyMs. Park is our coach.blows the whistle.SheHeItYou and I are a team.can do this.WeItTheythemIHeyoursitselfItSheWe
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All 97 sentences

I or me, he or him 37

  • ___ and his dad went fishing.
  • ___ and I are twins.
  • ___ and Omar are friends.
  • ___ are going to the zoo.
  • ___ are my cousins.
  • ___ built a fort.
  • Can you help ___?
  • The cat ran to ___.
  • The coach told ___ to run.
  • Dad took ___ to the zoo.
  • Did ___ finish the puzzle?
  • The dog followed ___ home.
  • Give the book to ___.
  • Grandma hugged ___.
  • I gave ___ a card.
  • Invite ___ to the party.
  • Is ___ coming with us?
  • ___ is my best friend.
  • The kids chased ___ around the yard.
  • Leo and ___ made cookies.
  • ___ likes to play chess.
  • ___ live next door.
  • Mia sat between Leo and ___.
  • Mom called ___ for dinner.
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I or me, he or him, continued

  • Mr. Lee gave ___ a sticker.
  • The note is for Ava and ___.
  • Please give ___ the ball.
  • The puppy licked ___.
  • ___ read a book together.
  • Sam and ___ went to the park.
  • ___ saw a rainbow.
  • The teacher asked Mia and ___ to help.
  • The teacher smiled at ___.
  • Tell ___ the story.
  • ___ want to go outside.
  • We waved to ___.
  • ___ won the race!

My or mine, myself 35

  • The bird fed ___ babies.
  • The blue bike is ___.
  • The book is not mine; it is ___.
  • ___ cat is black.
  • The cat washed ___.
  • Did you do it ___?
  • ___ dog barks a lot.
  • The dog chased ___ tail.
  • The dog wagged ___ tail.
  • He hurt ___ when he fell.
  • He wrote the story ___.
  • The house has ___ own garden.
  • I can tie my shoes by ___.
  • I made ___ a sandwich.
  • Is that umbrella ___?
  • Is this pencil ___?
  • The kids made the cake ___.
  • The last cookie is ___.
  • My sister and I cleaned our room by ___.
  • The red ball is ___.
  • The robot turned ___ off.
  • She looked at ___ in the mirror.
  • She taught ___ to knit.
  • That idea was ___.
  • That is ___ coat.
  • That is ___ house.
  • These seats are ___.
  • They built the fort by ___.
  • This book is ___.
  • The toys are ___.
  • We cleaned the room by ___.
  • We painted ___ fence.
  • Whose hat is this? It is ___.
  • You should be proud of ___.
  • Your bag is blue, and ___ is green.

Pronoun for the noun 25

  • The ball rolled away. ___ went under the car.
  • The bike is broken. Dad will fix ___.
  • The book is on the desk. ___ is red.
  • The car is new. ___ is blue.
  • The cookies smell good. Can I eat one of ___?
  • The ducks swam away. We fed ___ bread.
  • The farmer has two cows. He milks ___ every day.
  • The flowers need water. ___ are dry.
  • The girls sang a song. ___ sang it well.
  • Grandpa and I planted seeds. ___ watered them.
  • I have a sister. Do you know ___?
  • The kittens are asleep. ___ are in the basket.
  • Leo and Sam are brothers. ___ share a room.
  • Mia and Ava are twins. ___ look alike.
  • Ms. Park is our coach. ___ blows the whistle.
  • My aunt called. I talked to ___.
  • My brother and I like soup. ___ eat it every day.
  • My dad fixed the sink. ___ used a wrench.
  • My friends are here. Let's play with ___.
  • My grandma bakes bread. ___ makes it every Sunday.
  • My mom and I baked a cake. ___ made it for Dad.
  • My uncle is a pilot. ___ flies big planes.
  • The owl hooted. Did you hear ___?
  • The twins are late. ___ missed the bus.
  • You and I are a team. ___ can do this.

How this list was compiled: Written by hand for this page: 97 sentences, each with a blank that only one of the pronouns under it fits: a subject or object pronoun (I or me, he or him, they or them), a possessive or reflexive pronoun (my or mine, himself), or the pronoun that stands for a noun in the sentence before. The case table follows Wikipedia's Personal pronouns in English article, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_pronouns_in_English, read 2026-09-23. Wrong choices such as hisself, theirselves and ourself are forms children write, not standard English. No person, brand or character is named. Licence: own work

How it works

Each sheet draws 8 of our 97 sentences, each with a blank and three pronouns. Only one is right: Sam and I went to the park, but give the book to me.

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Three sets

Set picks one. I or me, he or him (37 sentences) chooses between the subject and the object. My or mine, myself (35) has the owning and -self forms. Pronoun for the noun (25) names someone in one sentence and asks for the pronoun in the next.

Nouns and pronouns worksheets

Pronoun for the noun is the nouns and pronouns sheet: My uncle is a pilot. ___ flies big planes. The child reads the noun first, then picks he, she, it, we or they.

  • Stuck on I or me? Drop the other person: Leo and I made cookies works because I made cookies does.

Questions and answers

What are the personal pronouns?

I, you, he, she, it, we and they as subjects; me, him, her, us and them as objects; my, mine, your, yours, his, hers, its, our, ours, their and theirs for owning; and the -self forms.

Can I save these as pdf pronouns worksheets?

Yes. Press Print worksheet and choose Save as PDF in your browser's print window. The PDF holds the sheet on screen, and its key if you ticked it.

What grade learns pronouns?

The Common Core puts personal and possessive pronouns in grade 1 (L.1.1d, with I, me, my and they, them, their as examples) and reflexive pronouns such as myself in grade 2 (L.2.1c).