Possessive, relative and indefinite pronouns

Grade 5 Pronouns Worksheet

A possessive pronoun
refers to a specific
Fill in the blanks with the correct pronouns
owner:
from the word banks.
mine, yours, my, hers,
his, its, your, etc.
Possessive pronouns
A relative pronoun
its mine their her ours
connects a phrase to a
noun/ pronoun:
who, which, that, whom,
1. The dog was busy eating its bone.
etc.
2. The little girl couldn’t find ______
favorite baby doll. An indefinite pronoun
3. My parents love to visit ______ friends doesn’t refer to anything
who live in Mexico. specific:
4. These cookies? They are all ______. all, any, each, some,
several, etc.

Relative pronouns
who which that whoever whichever

1. ______ went to France will give the report on Paris.

2. I saw the lady ______ lives in the house on the corner.
3. These little dogs ate the bones ______ were buried in the yard.
4. I didn’t know ______ restaurant to choose.

Indefinite pronouns
all any each some several

1. I cannot believe I ate ______ of the pizza.

2. ______ student needs to bring one box of tissues to donate.
3. Did you find ______ of the answers to the homework?
4. I was only able to find ___ of them.

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Possessive, relative and indefinite pronouns
Grade 5 Pronouns Worksheet

Answers

Possessive pronoun
its mine their her ours

1. The dog was busy eating its bone.

2. The little girl couldn’t find her favorite baby doll.
3. My parents love to visit their friends who live in Mexico.
4. These cookies? They are all mine .

Relative pronoun
who which that whoever whichever

1. whoever went to France will give the report on Paris.

2. I saw the lady who lives in the house on the corner.
3. These little dogs ate the bones that were buried in the yard.
4. I didn’t know which restaurant to choose.

Indefinite pronoun
all any each some several

1. I cannot believe I ate all of the pizza.

2. Each student needs to bring one box of tissues to donate.
3. Did you find any of the answers to the homework?
4. I was only able to find some of them.

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