Types of Pronouns

Grade 5 Grammar Worksheet

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The pronoun in brackets is possessive, relative or indefinite. Circle which kind it is.

  1. The red pencil on the shelf is mine. (mine)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  2. The girl who won the race smiled. (who)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  3. Everyone cheered when the team arrived. (everyone)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  4. I think that striped scarf is yours. (yours)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  5. The book which Mia chose was long. (which)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  6. Both of the puppies were asleep. (both)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  7. Is the wooden box on the table hers? (hers)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  8. The dog that barked woke the baby. (that)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  9. Everybody laughed at the joke. (everybody)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  10. We found this green bike on the bus, and it is ours. (ours)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  11. The girl whom the coach chose scored twice. (whom)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  12. Something scratched at the window. (something)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
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Types of Pronouns

Answer Key - Grade 5 Grammar Worksheet

The pronoun in brackets is possessive, relative or indefinite. Circle which kind it is.

  1. The red pencil on the shelf is mine. (mine)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  2. The girl who won the race smiled. (who)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  3. Everyone cheered when the team arrived. (everyone)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  4. I think that striped scarf is yours. (yours)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  5. The book which Mia chose was long. (which)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  6. Both of the puppies were asleep. (both)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  7. Is the wooden box on the table hers? (hers)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  8. The dog that barked woke the baby. (that)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  9. Everybody laughed at the joke. (everybody)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  10. We found this green bike on the bus, and it is ours. (ours)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  11. The girl whom the coach chose scored twice. (whom)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite
  12. Something scratched at the window. (something)

    • possessive
    • relative
    • indefinite