Available Answers

1. 1.

   Fill in the blanks with personal pronouns.

   1. _____________ saw that house burn in a fire yesterday. (I, Me)
   2. ______________ must apologise for your rude manners. (You / Them)
   3. May _____________ have a long life! (it/You)
   4. "Whom do __________ talk of?" asked the minister. (it/you)
   5. I know that girl because I have met _____________ at a party. (her/him)
   6. What do you want from ___________? We don't want to help you. (we/us)
   7. Ask ____________. I don't know the right answer. (It/Him)
   8. That dog is wearing a collar. Let's find out to whom ____________ belongs. (he/it)
   9. Tell those girls that ____________ must wait for me to reach the hall. (we/they)
2. 2.

   Read the following paragraph. Replace the repeated words with personal pronouns.

   Amelia Earhart was born in America in 1897. When Amelia ____________ was a little girl Amelia ____________ wanted to ride an elephant. Amelia ___________ worked as a nurse and a teacher as a young woman. Everyone liked Amelia ___________. One day, Amelia __________ decided to become a pilot. Amelia's parents encouraged Amelia ____________. Amelia _________ took flying lessons. Amelia ___________ became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.

3. 3.

   You are on a vacation. Use the given pronouns to write a postcard to your father.

   I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, them

    

4. 4.

   Fill in the right pronouns in these telephonic conversations.

   1. Hi, I am Sudha. Don't you remember _______________?
   2. Your dog is really clever. I wish I also had one like ____________.
   3. I know _____________. He is the same boy who is the basketball team captain, right?
   4. Harry is really ill. Send ____________ a get well soon card.
   5. We are going to the zoo. Want to come with ______________?
   6. I forgot to call up Mr. and Mrs. David. Please give _____________ a call.
   7. Your mother called while you were away. Give _____________ a call.
5. 5.

   Underline the pronouns and categorise the nouns they refer to in the right column.

   1. Jolly is a pretty girl. She has long hair.
   2. My mother is an office goer. She leaves the house at sharp 8 am.
   3. Mandy is crying. Those toys that broke belong to her.
   4. Is Sheela talking about that man near the the book shop? No, Sheela does not know him.
   5. The cruel farmer hit his ox so badly that it fell down.
   6. Rohit went for a long walk in the park. He wanted some exercise.
   7. The teacher gave Shalini a surprise treat. She was very happy.
   8. Florence Nightingale was a nurse. She was called the Lady with the Lamp.
   9. Raj is a brave soldier. The Indian Army is proud of him.
   10. Mini is your friend. I will like to meet her.

   Masculine gender
   Feminine gender

    

6. 6.

   Fill in the blanks using possessive pronouns.

   mine, yours, theirs, ours

   1. Yes, you are right, that small toy belongs to me. It is _____________.
   2. This table is ___________. But that table  is mine.
   3. Don't take those umbrellas. Can you see them those men? They are ____________
   4. No, this is not our house. That house is ______________.