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4th Grade Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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4th Grade Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — 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? We helped the old lady.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: her

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

Answer: them

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? Mia sat next to her uncle.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: him

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

Answer: her

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

Answer: it

7.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? She kicked the ball.
  1. Ahim
  2. Bher
  3. Cit
  4. Dthem

Answer: it

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

Answer: them

9.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

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

Answer: it

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

Answer: them

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

Answer: him

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