Pronoun Exercises for Class 6 CBSE With Answers

Definition of Pronoun:
A pronoun is a word that is used in place of noun and does the work of a noun. A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a common noun or a proper noun.

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Pronoun Exercises for Class 6 CBSE With Answers Pdf

There are different kinds of pronouns.

Types of Pronouns

Persons	Subject	Object	Possessive	Reflexive
I	I	Me	My	Myself
	We	Us	Our	Ourselves
II	You	You	Your	Yourself, Yourselves
III	He	Him	His	Himself
	She	Her	Her	Herself
	It	It	Its	Itself
	They	Them	Their	Themselves

 Kinds of Pronouns
Personal Pronouns can replace nouns that name people in the subject and object positions.

	Subject		Object
	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
First-person	I	We	me	us
Second Person	you	you	you	you
Third Person	he/she/it	they	him/her/it	them

Reflexive pronouns
Reflexive pronouns like myself, yourself, himself, itself, ourselves, yourselves and themselves are used when the subject and the object are the same.

Salma hurt herself when she fell of the swing.

The cat made itself comfortable on the mat.

Subject	Object
Salma	herself (Salma)
The cat	itself (cat)

Demonstrative Pronouns
We use Demonstrative Pronouns like this, that, these and those to point out people out people or objects.
That is a well-designed book. What is the name of the designer’?
This is the Indian contigent. Doesn’t it look grand?

Possessive Pronouns
Mine, ours, yours, his, hers, theirs and its are called Possessive pronouns. (Remember, we do not use apostrophes with these pronouns.)

My paintbox is on the table.
Janaki keeps hers in the cupboard.
You can use Mohan’s umbrella.
I will use mine.

Interrogative Pronouns
When Wh words are used to begin questions, they functions as pronouns because they are used in place of the noun that the question is about.

Such pronouns are called Interrogative Pronouns.
I went to the zoo today. What did you see?
I have two notebooks. Which of these is yours?

Indefinite Pronouns
Words like some, anyone, someone, somebody, something, everyone, few, none, each and every are also used in place of nouns. They are called Indefinite Pronouns. These pronouns do not tell you which noun they replace, hence the name indefinite.
There isn’t anything worth watching on television.
There’s someone at the door. May I call you later?
Look, there’s something in that corner. Is it your last earring?
No one knows where Jacob has gone.
We usually use words like some, somebody, someone and something in affirmative sentences, request and offers. We use anyone, anything and anybody in negative sentences and questions.
May I help you with something?
There isn’t anything anyone can do about it now.
We use words ending with body or one for people. (Words ending with body are used a little more informally than those ending with one.)
Someone will be here soon.
Everyone was looking at the goalkeeper.

Pronoun Exercises Solved Examples for Class 6 CBSE

Question 1.
The following exercises will help you gain greater understanding about how pronouns work. Choose the best answer to complete each sentence.
(i) This is __________ speaking.
(a) John
(b) He
(c) John
(d) Am
Answer:
(b) He

(ii) Greg is as smart as _________ is.
(a) I
(b) me
(c) she
(d) we
Answer:
(c) she

(iii) The dog chewed on ________ favourite toy.
(a) it’s
(b) it is
(c) its’
(d) its
Answer:
(d) its

(iv) It could have been __________
(a) Jerry
(b) anyone
(c) better
(d) more difficult
Answer:
(b) anyone

(v) Terry is taller than _________ am.
(a) I
(b) me
(c) she
(d) we
Answer:
(a) I

Question 2.
Underline the pronouns in the following.
(i) Where is the book fchat I gave you yesterday.
(ii) He that is contented is happy.
(iii) This is the man who helped me.
(iv) Eat all that you like. ‘
(v) The students who came late were punished.
Answer:
(i) Where is the book that I gave you yesterday.
(ii) He that is contented is happy.
(iii) This is the man who helped me.
(iv) Eat all that you like.
(v) The students who came late were punished.

Pronoun Exercises Practice Examples for Class 6 CBSE

Question 1.
Fill in the blanks with the correct pronouns.
(i) Peter and I are brothers. share a bedroom together.
(ii) Sue isn’t well. Dad is taking to see a doctor.
(iii) My brother is a teacher. teaches English.
(iv) All his students like very much.
(v) Children, are making too much noise!
(vi) Who are those people? Where are from?
(vii) Mom is a doctor. works in a hospital.
(viii) The sky is getting dark. is going to rain.
(ix) John, we are all waiting for . Are you coming with ?
(x) May borrow your pen?
(xi) Yes, of course. When can you return to ?
(xii) What are reading, Jenny?

Question 2.
Fill suitable pronoun in the following.
(i) and I are old friends.
(ii) rained very heavily last night.
(iii) must not boast of riches.
(iv) They fought and hurt .
(v) Uneasy lies that head wears a crown.
(vi) is done can not be undone.
(vii) All the four members of the family quarreled with .
(viii) of them were soldiers.
(ix) Recite you have learnt.
(x) Do good to those hate you.

Question 3.
Complete the sentences of Personal Pronouns given below.
(i) My brother is a collage student. will graduate next year.
(a) Him
(b) He
(c) She

(ii) Sandra and Thomas will be at the airport tonight. will arrive at 7 pm.
(a) He
(b) She
(c) They

(iii) After you meet at the airport, please take them to the hotel.
(a) them
(b) they
(c) him

(iv) I have a problem with Question 4. Could you please help _ .
(a) him
(b) I
(c) me

(v) My friends and I are going to a movie. Would you like to join ?
(a) us
(b) we
(c) I

(vi) Should I give this book to or top Lavla?
(a) she
(b) you
(c) they

(vii) Hike because they are always telling funny stories.
(a) they
(b) she
(c) them

(viii) Please don’t ask that question. I don’t know the answer.
(a) I
(b) me
(c) they

(ix) Where should I put these cups? Should I put on the table?
(a) him
(b) them
(c) it

(x) The people in the restaurant are ordering food. look hungry.
(a) they
(b) It
(c) She