Pronoun Worksheet for Class 2 | Pronoun | Usage | Exercises |

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Pronoun Worksheet for Class 2 | Pronoun | Usage | Exercises |
English Grammar is really important when it comes to competitive exams. There is hardly any exam that doesn’t test your grammatical skills. Though, in English, there are many important grammatical topics such as; Tenses, Modals, Determiners, Subject Verb Concord/Agreement, Reported Speech, Preposition, Adjectives, Conditionals etc. but out of these, the most important topic is Pronouns. It is very important for all of us to take care of these pronouns if we want to avoid common errors in English. 

What is a Pronoun?

A pronoun is a word that stands in for a noun. This means that it replaces the name of a person, place, thing, or idea. For example, ‘Girl’ is a noun and ‘She’ is a pronoun that stands in for the noun ‘Girl.’ Another example would be ‘Lion’ as the noun and ‘It’ as the pronoun standing in for the lion. If you do not want to say the name of a person or thing, you can use a pronoun. For example, if you wanted to say “The girl” then instead of saying “The girl,” you could say “She.”

List of Pronouns

  • Personal pronouns
  • Possessive pronouns
  • Relative pronouns
  • Reflexive pronouns
  • Demonstrative Pronouns
  • Indefinite pronouns
  • Interrogative pronouns
  • Reciprocal pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Personal pronouns are pronouns that we use to refer to people and, sometimes, animals. The pronouns it, they, and them can also apply to objects.

  • I, We, You, They, He, She, It, Name etc.

Examples

  • My name is Sukrit Sachdeva. I am seven-year-old.
  • My neighbours are always ready to quarrel. They find reasons to fight with others.
  • Seema is a brave girl. She is not afraid of anyone.
  • Indians take pride in help others. We live life and let others live.

Possessive Pronouns

possessive pronoun expresses belongingness, possession, ownership, relationship, etc. It is usually used at the end of the sentences.

  • Mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs

Examples:

  • The book lying on the table there is mine
  • This home is ours whereas that is yours.
  • They divided the pizzas into two parts; the left one was his and the right one was hers.

Relative Pronouns

Relative pronouns join independent clauses to dependent clauses.

  • Who, Whom, Which, What, That

Examples: 

  • I need someone who can help me in completing my work.
  • We don’t want to buy the cars that are hard to manage.
  • This drone, which is lying there, is extremely costly.
  • Can you tell me whom you don’t want to hire?

Reflexive Pronouns

A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun that refers to the same person or thing as the subject of the verb.

  • Myself, Ourselves, Yourself/Yourselves, Themselves, Himself, Herself, Itself.

Examples:

  • I am going to cook my food myself.
  • She herself called the police and complained against her in-laws
  • The dog bite itself.
  • He is going to buy that flat himself.

Demonstrative Pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns are used to refer to specific things.

  • This, That, These, Those

Examples:

  • This is my one of the most favorite cars.
  • That mobile was not at all helpful.
  • These flats are of no use for there is no facility of water and electricity.
  • Those boys were making noise in the class.

Indefinite Pronouns

An indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that doesn’t refer to a specific person or thing.

  • Some, Somebody, Anyone, Anywhere, Nothing, Everybody

Examples

  • Someone has stolen my pen from my bag.
  • Anyone can solve this sum in matter of seconds.
  • The water was everywhere but not a water to drink.

Interrogative Pronouns

Pronouns that ask questions about someone or something are called interrogative pronouns.

  • Who, Whom, What, Which, Whose

Examples:

  • Who wrote this application to him?
  • What is android?
  • Which of the following is the correct answer of this question?

Reciprocal Pronouns

Pronouns that express mutual relationships or actions are called reciprocal pronouns.

  • Each other (Used for Two nouns), One another (Used for more than two nouns)

Examples:

  • We both hate each other.
  • The members of the Indian cricket team do not support one another.
  • These two footballers love to play with each other.

Exercises for Practice

Fill in the blank with the correct option.

1) He wanted to see ____ mother as soon as possible.

  1. His
  2. Hers
  3. Them
  4. Ours

Answer : His

2) They believed in _____ and moved on.

  1. Themself
  2. Themselves
  3. Himself
  4. Ourself

Answer : Themselves

3) Don’t touch that book. It is ____ .

  1. My
  2. Our
  3. Your
  4. Mine

Answer : Mine

4) Rahul and Pankaj fought with ____ yesterday.

  1. Each other
  2. One another

Answer : Each other

5) ____ do you love?

  1. Who
  2. Whom
  3. Whose
  4. Which

Answer : Whom

6) ____ called me up and told me about his passing away.

  1. Anybody
  2. Someone
  3. Everybody
  4. Each

Answer : Someone

7) ____ is the book I was talking about.

  1. This
  2. That
  3. These
  4. Those

Answer : This

8) One should respect ____ country.

  1. His
  2. Her
  3. Theirs
  4. One’s

Answer : One’s

9) My friends have many things in common. ____ never fight with one another on trifles.

  1. They
  2. Them
  3. Their
  4. Theirs

Answer : They

10) The worst thing about animals is, they can’t cure ____.

  1. Itself
  2. Themself
  3. Themselves
  4. Himself

Answer : Themselves

11) Each child has a responsibility towards ______ nation.

  1. Her
  2. His
  3. Him
  4. Hers

Answer : His

12) The horse kicked ______.

  1. Itself
  2. Themself
  3. Themselves
  4. Himself

Answer : Itself

13) Is there anyone _____ can help me lifting this machine?

  1. Who
  2. Whom
  3. Which
  4. Whose

Answer : Who

14) Rahul is the only boy of his class _____ can touch this ceiling.

  1. Who
  2. Which
  3. That
  4. Whom

Answer : That

15) ____ is a democratic country where everyone gets the rights.

  1. Our
  2. Ourself
  3. Ours
  4. Their

Answer : Ours

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