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Pronouns Worksheet For Class 1

Pronouns Worksheet For Class 1

Definition: In a sentence, a pronoun is a word that typically takes the place of a noun. Pronouns can be used anywhere a noun can be and follow the same grammatical rules as nouns.


Example – Mohan is a good boy. He likes all subjects.

Here, the noun ‘Mohan’ gets replaced by the pronoun ‘He’ in the second sentence.
English Worksheet For Class 1



Pronouns enable us to speak clearly, with fewer awkward words, and in whole sentences. They avoid using proper nouns repeatedly, allowing for fluid and easy speaking. Pronouns frequently refer to a noun that is used in the sentence, but they must match the noun's number, point of view, and gender.

There are primarily four types of pronouns:

  • Possessive pronouns
  • Interrogative pronouns
  • Personal pronouns
  • Reflexive pronouns
English Worksheet - Pronouns 

Choose the correct Pronouns and fill in the blanks.

  1. Preeti says that ………. Likes oranges. (he/she/it)
  2. ………… is an actor. (I/he)
  3. She likes ………….. dress. ( her/him)
  4. ……………… am a student. (She/I)
  5. …………… is Sheena. ……………… is ………………. Sister. ( She/he,  his/my/she,  her/my)
  6. Karan and …………….. mother came today. 9 his/her)
  7. This is a chair.……………………. is made of wood.
  8. ……………………. sit on ………………….
  9. ……………………. One leg is broken. (She/it, I/he, her/it, her/its)
  10. ……………………. have an uncle.
  11. ……………………. name is Raju.

  12. ……………………. is a singer.

(I/he. Her/his, he/she)

Download the English grammar Pronouns Worksheet For Class 1

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