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4th Grade Pronoun Agreement worksheets

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Pronoun Agreement

Grade 4 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me

NameDate

Circle the pronoun that fits.

  1. My brother painted ____ room last week.

    • her
    • their
    • his
  2. Maya and Lena washed ____ hands for dinner.

    • his
    • their
    • her
  3. Ana was lost, so I showed ____ the way.

    • them
    • him
    • her
  4. The girls are tired because ____ ran a long way.

    • she
    • they
    • he
  5. I saw Grandpa at the park and waved to ____.

    • him
    • them
    • her
  6. Omar looked tired, so we gave ____ some water.

    • them
    • him
    • her
  7. The boy needed help, so Mom called ____.

    • them
    • her
    • him
  8. Lena smiled when ____ saw the cake.

    • he
    • they
    • she
  9. Eli was late because ____ missed the bus.

    • she
    • he
    • they
  10. Lena packed ____ bag for the trip.

    • his
    • their
    • her
  11. My sister forgot ____ lunch at home.

    • their
    • his
    • her
  12. Maya left early since ____ had a meeting.

    • he
    • they
    • she
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4th Grade Pronoun Agreement worksheet 1 – printable PDF
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About this worksheet

A pronoun has to match the person or people it stands for. Each sheet has twelve sentences with a blank, and your child circles the pronoun that agrees, such as her for Maya, his for Omar and their for the twins. The sheet mixes pronouns like his and her, he and she, and him and her.

What your child will learn

  • Match a pronoun to one person or more than one
  • Choose between he, she and they
  • Choose between him, her and them

Common Core standard: L.4.1

Worked example

Maya lost her backpack. Maya is one girl, so the pronoun is her. The twins lost their backpacks.

Common mistake

Using a pronoun for one person when the sentence is about two or more.

Helpful hint

Find who or what the pronoun stands for. It must match in number and, for he or she, in gender.

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with pronoun agreement?

Using a pronoun for one person when the sentence is about two or more.

How can I help my child with pronoun agreement?

Find who or what the pronoun stands for. It must match in number and, for he or she, in gender.

Are these 4th grade grammar worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.

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