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Free Pronoun Worksheets

A one-page lesson on pronouns, then guided and independent practice. Covers subject and object pronouns, matching a pronoun to its noun, and I or me.

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Pronouns: How It Works

Lesson

A one-page explanation of what a pronoun is, subject and object pronouns, and when to use I or me, with examples, three steps to follow and a "watch out" box.

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Pronouns: Guided Practice

Guided

Short sections that build one skill at a time, starting with the easiest. Answer key on page 2.

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Pronouns: Practice

Practice

Independent practice that mixes the skills and ends with the student writing. Answer key on page 2.

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About these pronoun worksheets

A pronoun takes the place of a noun. The lesson sheet covers subject pronouns (I, he, she, we, they), object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them), matching a pronoun to its noun, and the test for I or me.

Guided practice starts with spotting pronouns and ends with choosing the right one. Independent practice adds rewriting sentences and writing two of your own.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade are these pronoun worksheets for?
Second and third grade. They assume a student already knows what a noun and a verb are.
How do you know whether to use I or me?
Take the other person out of the sentence. "Kim and I made a fort" becomes "I made a fort", which sounds right. "Dad gave Kim and me a snack" becomes "Dad gave me a snack".
Do these cover possessive pronouns?
No. These cover subject and object pronouns. Possessive pronouns such as my, his and their are a separate skill.