Exercise 1: Personal Pronoun Identification
*She* (female) is my best friend.
My brother and *I* (subject) are going to the store.
Can you give *her* (object) the message?
*He* (male) is the one who stole the cookie.
My friend and *she* (subject) are going to the concert together.
Could you tell *him* (object) that I called?
*They* (plural) are going to the beach this weekend.
Give *it* (object) to the dog.
*We* (plural) should meet up for dinner sometime.
It’s important to be kind to *yourself* (reflexive).
*You* (singular) are the only one who can decide.
The cat chased *its* (possessive) tail.
*Their* (possessive) house is beautiful.
My sister and *he* (subject) are getting married.
Everyone should bring *their* (possessive) own lunch.
Exercise 2: Personal Pronoun Replacement
*He* (male) is the teacher’s favourite student.
My mom and *I* (subject) made dinner together.
Can you pass the salt to *him* (object)?
*She* (female) is a great singer.
My brother and *he* (subject) are playing basketball.
Can you ask *her* (object) to call me back?
*They* (plural) are working on a project together.
Give *it* (object) to the cat.
*We* (plural) are planning a surprise party.
Take care of *yourself* (reflexive) first.
*You* (singular) have to make a choice.
The dog buried *its* (possessive) bone.
*Their* (possessive) car is parked outside.
My friend and *she* (subject) went shopping together.
Everyone should bring *his* (possessive) own water bottle.
