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2nd Grade Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

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2nd Grade Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

A pronoun takes the place of a noun. Circle the pronoun that can replace the bold words.

1.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? I made a card for my aunt.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: her

2.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? I waved to the man.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: him

3.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? I fed the ducks.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: them

4.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? Dad called the children.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: them

5.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? Can you find my shoes?
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: them

6.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? Please pass the salt.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: it

7.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The dog followed the boy.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: him

8.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? We watched the birds.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: them

9.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? We helped the old lady.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: her

10.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? She opened the door.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: it

11.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? I gave the book to my brother.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: him

12.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? Leo hugged his grandma.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: her

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