Pronouns and Antecedents

Grade 3 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the answer, or write your answer on the lines.

  1. Which sentence makes it clear who was tired?

    • When Ava saw Rosa, she was tired.
    • Ava and Rosa talked, and she was tired.
    • Ava told Rosa that she was tired.
    • Ava was tired, so she sat next to Rosa.
  2. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Leo and ___ built a fort.”

    • I
    • me
    • myself
    • my
  3. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Grandpa took Mei and ___ to the lake.”

    • me
    • my
    • I
    • mine
  4. Which sentence uses “its” or “it's” correctly?

    • The cat hurt its paw.
    • The cat hurt it's paw.
    • The dog wagged it's tail.
    • Its raining outside.
  5. In “Omar asked his brothers at the park if they wanted to play,” who does “they” stand for?

    • the park
    • Omar
    • Omar and his brothers
    • his brothers
  6. Which sentence keeps every pronoun matched to its noun?

    • The students opened its books, and they began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and he began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and they began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and it began to read.
  7. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Mom made lunch for my sister and ___.”

    • me
    • my
    • I
    • mine
  8. Which sentence makes it clear who scored?

    • Diego passed the ball to Sam, and he scored.
    • When Diego saw Sam, he scored.
    • Diego passed the ball to Sam, and Sam scored.
    • Diego and Sam ran, and he scored.
  9. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “The players thanked ___ coach after the game.”

    • their
    • them
    • there
    • they're
  10. Make the pronoun clear so a reader knows who fell. Draft: Ava and Rosa ran to the bus, and she fell.

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Pronouns and Antecedents

Answer Key - Grade 3 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer, or write your answer on the lines.

  1. Which sentence makes it clear who was tired?

    • When Ava saw Rosa, she was tired.
    • Ava and Rosa talked, and she was tired.
    • Ava told Rosa that she was tired.
    • Ava was tired, so she sat next to Rosa.
  2. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Leo and ___ built a fort.”

    • I
    • me
    • myself
    • my
  3. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Grandpa took Mei and ___ to the lake.”

    • me
    • my
    • I
    • mine
  4. Which sentence uses “its” or “it's” correctly?

    • The cat hurt its paw.
    • The cat hurt it's paw.
    • The dog wagged it's tail.
    • Its raining outside.
  5. In “Omar asked his brothers at the park if they wanted to play,” who does “they” stand for?

    • the park
    • Omar
    • Omar and his brothers
    • his brothers
  6. Which sentence keeps every pronoun matched to its noun?

    • The students opened its books, and they began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and he began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and they began to read.
    • The students opened their books, and it began to read.
  7. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “Mom made lunch for my sister and ___.”

    • me
    • my
    • I
    • mine
  8. Which sentence makes it clear who scored?

    • Diego passed the ball to Sam, and he scored.
    • When Diego saw Sam, he scored.
    • Diego passed the ball to Sam, and Sam scored.
    • Diego and Sam ran, and he scored.
  9. Which pronoun completes the sentence? “The players thanked ___ coach after the game.”

    • their
    • them
    • there
    • they're
  10. Make the pronoun clear so a reader knows who fell. Draft: Ava and Rosa ran to the bus, and she fell.

    Example: Ava and Rosa ran to the bus, and Rosa fell.