Test your knowledge with this pronouns quiz. Practice personal, possessive, reflexive, and demonstrative pronouns with simple English grammar questions.
📝 GRAMMAR QUIZ
Pronouns Quiz
Test your understanding of pronouns and learn how they replace nouns in everyday English sentences.
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10
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5 Minutes
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Question 1
Which word is a pronoun?
“She” is a pronoun because it can be used instead of a person’s name or noun.
Question 2
Which pronoun can replace “Ravi”?
“He” can replace a singular male person’s name such as Ravi.
Question 3
Choose the correct pronoun: “Priya is my friend. ___ is kind.”
“She” is the appropriate pronoun for Priya in this sentence.
Question 4
Which pronoun can replace “the children”?
“They” is a plural pronoun that can replace a group of people such as “the children.”
Question 5
Which sentence uses a pronoun correctly?
“She” is correctly used as the subject of the sentence.
Question 6
Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: “This gift is for ___.”?
“Me” is the correct object pronoun after the preposition “for.”
Question 7
Which word is the pronoun in “We are going to the park”?
“We” is a pronoun because it refers to the speaker and one or more other people.
Question 8
Which sentence avoids repeating the noun by using a pronoun?
“He” replaces “Rahul,” making the sentence smoother and avoiding unnecessary repetition.
Question 9
Which pronoun can replace “the book”?
“It” is commonly used as a pronoun for a singular thing such as “the book.”
Question 10
Why are pronouns useful?
Pronouns make sentences smoother by replacing nouns or noun phrases when the meaning is clear.
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