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Level: A1-A2

Identify Pronouns — Find Them All

Read full sentences and click on every pronoun you can find. Covers all 9 pronoun types — personal, possessive, reflexive, intensive, demonstrative, indefinite, relative, interrogative, reciprocal. Includes the simple “word that replaces a noun” test and 80+ click-to-hear example sentences.

📝 Pronouns unit · lesson 9 of 9 — the final test ⏱ about 15 minutes 🔊 every example has audio

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  • One pronoun per sentence
  • I am going to the store.
  • Do not talk to him.
  • This pen is mine.
  • The red bike is yours.
  • Anna made the cake herself.
  • David blamed himself for the mistake.
  • The teacher himself cleaned the board.
  • Julia herself painted the wall.
  • This is my favorite photo.
  • Mike does not like those.
  • Maria saw the cat that broke the vase.
  • The man who fixed the car was kind.
  • What is inside the box?
  • Who broke the window?
  • Someone left the light on.
  • Nothing is in the bag.
  • Tom and Jerry respect each other.
  • The players congratulated one another.
  • She likes to read.
  • The cat cleaned itself.
  • Nobody knows the answer.
  • What is in that box?
  • The blue jacket is hers.
  • The victory was ours.
  • That red car is his.
  • The decision about the trip is ours to make.
  • One or two pronouns per sentence
  • Peter gave her a gift.
  • They are going home.
  • Is this ball yours?
  • We saw them at the park.
  • He gave me a book.
  • They invited us to the party.
  • My jacket is warmer than yours.
  • She taught herself to play piano.
  • I myself fixed the computer.
  • They themselves cleaned the classroom.
  • That is her favorite book.
  • These belong to him.
  • The movie that you liked is on TV again.
  • Who took my lunch?
  • Whose bag is this on your chair?
  • Everyone brought their lunch today.
  • Nobody helped him clean up.
  • They smiled at each other happily.
  • We gave one another small gifts.
  • Is this seat his or hers?
  • Multiple pronouns per sentence
  • I made it by myself.
  • You can take this red pen if you lost yours.
  • She cut herself while using your sharp knife.
  • We made ourselves a meal with vegetables.
  • You yourself told me that this story is true.
  • I myself fixed that broken shelf last night.
  • The student who borrowed your pencil did not return it.
  • The dress that she bought is too small for this party.
  • Someone took that book from him.
  • They always help each other with their homework.
  • We gave one another small gifts during that party.
  • He claimed the idea was his, not mine.
  • She said the last piece of cake was hers.
  • The book which I lent you is on the table.
  • Tell me what happened during the meeting.
  • I think that jacket is theirs, not your friend’s.
  • Pronoun vs adjective — be careful!
  • Are you going to wear these?
  • Are you going to wear these glasses?
  • Is this the best you can do?
  • We sold more furniture today than yesterday.
  • We sold more today than yesterday.
  • Several students have failed that.
  • Several have failed this test.
  • They want to know who did that!
  • They want to know who did that work!
  • Everybody was wondering who left our door open.
  • This is a quiz for ESL students.
  • The noun, which the pronoun replaces, is called its antecedent.
  • What did you say?
  • What is a pronoun?
  • What pronouns do you know?
  • He wants to exchange these books for those.
  • She wants to exchange these for those books.
  • Mixed practice
  • The large dog followed us home from the park.
  • Nobody saw her leave the party early.
  • Everything changed after they moved to a new city.
  • Both of the students passed their final exam easily.
  • Anyone can learn to cook if they try.
  • Neither of the options seemed right to him.
  • The team celebrated itself after winning the championship.
  • All of the cookies were eaten by someone.
  • He picked up his red pen and started to write.
  • Do you know who owns that old house on the corner?
  • She decided to paint her room a bright blue color.
  • Which movie did you watch last night?
  • They enjoyed their vacation despite the bad weather.
  • This new car is expensive, but it drives very smoothly.
  • Anyone can try this delicious cake if they want a piece.
  • Some people prefer tea, but I like coffee better.
  • What book are you reading for your class?
  • We brought our own snacks to the picnic.