John has many books. HE reads at night.
Personal pronoun
Dan, WHO goes to our French club, speaks six languages. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Relative pronoun
My uncle lives in China. I don't see HIM often. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Personal pronoun
We played tennis at school WHEN we finished lunch. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Relative pronoun
(Write the possessive form of the noun.) Amy: _______ report card
Amy's
That's the teacher WHO runs the chess club at lunchtimes. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Relative pronoun
Write the possessive form of the noun. the cat: _______ eyes
the cat's
This is the backpack WHICH has all the books in it.
relative pronoun
relative pronoun
personal pronoun
possessive pronoun
The students are doing THEIR homework.
relative pronoun
personal pronoun
possessive pronoun
possessive pronoun
This is my desk, and that is YOURS. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Possessive pronoun
Oh no! MY pencil is broken.
Possessive pronoun
Personal pronoun
Relative pronoun
Possessive pronoun
We can play with this ball. It's OURS. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Posessive pronoun
Mary is riding HER new bike. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Possessive pronoun
Jake and Beth are new students. I'll invite THEM to my house. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Personal pronoun
Mike often goes to the library. HE likes reading. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Personal pronoun
Sara is a good singer. SHE sings very well. Personal pronoun, possessive pronoun or relative pronoun?
Personal pronoun
