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What is a pronoun?

A pronoun is a word used in place of a noun to avoid repetition of that word and make sentences smoother. This Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6 provides practice with different types of pronouns through engaging exercises and questions.

Examples:

• Mohan is happy because he has got good marks.
• The children are studying. They are hardworking.
• I bought a new phone. It is expensive.

Types of Pronouns for Class 6

1. Personal Pronouns — I, we, you, he, she, it, they
2. Possessive Pronouns — mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs
3. Reflexive Pronouns — myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves
4. Demonstrative Pronouns — this, that, these, those
5. Interrogative Pronouns — who, whom, whose, which, what
6. Relative Pronouns — who, whom, whose, which, that
7. Indefinite Pronouns — someone, everyone, anybody, nobody, several, many, few, etc.
8. Distributive Pronouns — each, either, neither

Exercise 1 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Identify the pronoun.

1. He is going to the bank.
2. They won the football match.
3. These are my pencils.
4. Who made that noise?
5. Many are poor.
6. You will hurt yourself.
7. Either of the two pencils will do.
8. Those are her cats.
9. One cannot believe it.
10. We enjoyed ourselves at the party.

Exercise 2 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Fill in the blanks.

1. _________ is talking so loudly?
2. John and Peter are classmates. _________ study together.
3. This car belongs to us. _______ is new.
4. We are going to Goa. _______ will stay in a hotel there.
5. She put _________ to trouble for nothing.
6. Ravi gave Rahul some chocolates. _______ was happy to get them.
7. We went to the park. ______ was crowded.
8. Do good to __________.
9. Seema was sad as ______ had lost her keys.
10. _________ of the statements is true.

Exercise 3 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Choose the Correct Pronoun.

1. God helps those (who/which) help themselves.
2. (Why/Who) are you waiting for?
3. The girl hurt (herself/her) while playing.
4. This is the house (that/who) George built.
5. This is my book; (that/ each) is yours.
6. (What/Whose) is this pen?
7. He took (either/neither) side.
8. (All/None) are happy.
9. I (ourselves/myself) was there.
10. Look at Jaya; (he/she) is dancing.

Exercise 4 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Replace the Nouns with Pronouns.

1. Rajni and Raj are here. Rajni and Raj are students.
2. Tom won the badminton tournament. Tom was happy.
3. Paul is five years older than me. Paul is seventeen.
4. This is the lady who teaches us. The lady is helpful.
5. The boy is carrying a box. The box is heavy.
6. My neighbours and I went to a picnic. My neighbours and I enjoyed a lot.
7. Rahul is good at mathematics. Rahul is intelligent.
8. Jaya and I are going to the market. Jaya and I will buy some vegetables.
9. Sue is combing her hair. Sue will go to the exhibition.
10. Nitin is a doctor. Nitin treats poor people.

Exercise 5 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6 )

Fill in the blanks. Use Reflexive Pronouns.

1. The boy has hurt__________.
2. The prisoner hanged ________.
3. I made a cake___________.
4. They ________ went there.
5. He laughed at _________.
6. She looked at ________ in the mirror.
7. They introduced _________ to the new teacher.
8. The children decorated the room ___________.
9. We ________ served the guests.
10. He always talks about ________.

Exercise 6 (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Fill in the blanks. Use Interrogative Pronouns.

1. ________ if the matter?
2. _______ is your best friend?
3. _______ is your pen?
4. ________ were you speaking to?
5. ________ shall we do now?
6.  __________ is better, health or wealth?
7. _______ do you prefer, milk or tea?
8. _______ is his name?
9. _________ is this bicycle?
10. _______ am I speaking to, please?

Answers (Pronouns Worksheet for Class 6)

Exercise 1

1. He is going to the bank.
   Pronoun: He
2. They won the football match.
   Pronoun: They
3. These are my pencils.
   Pronoun: These
4. Who made that noise?
   Pronoun: Who
5. Many are poor.
   Pronoun: Many
6. You will hurt yourself.
   Pronouns: You, yourself
7. Either of the two pencils will do.
   Pronoun: Either
8. Those are her cats.
   Pronoun: Those
9. One cannot believe it.
   Pronoun: One
10. We enjoyed ourselves at the party.
    Pronouns: We, ourselves

Exercise 2

1. Who is talking so loudly?
2. John and Peter are classmates. They study together.
3. This car belongs to us. It is new.
4. We are going to Goa. We will stay in a hotel there.
5. She put herself to trouble for nothing.
6. Ravi gave Rahul some chocolates. He was happy to get them.
7. We went to the park. It was crowded.
8. Do good to others.
9. Seema was sad as she had lost her keys.
10. Neither of the statements is true.

Exercise 3

1. God helps those who help themselves.
2. Why are you waiting for?
3. The girl hurt herself while playing.
4. This is the house that George built.
5. This is my book; that is yours.
6. Whose is this pen?
7. He took either side.
8. None are happy.
9. I myself was there.
10. Look at Jaya; she is dancing.

Exercise 4

1. Rajni and Raj are here. They are students.
2. Tom won the badminton tournament. He was happy.
3. Paul is five years older than me. He is seventeen.
4. This is the lady who teaches us. She is helpful.
5. The boy is carrying a box. It is heavy.
6. My neighbours and I went to a picnic. We enjoyed a lot.
7. Rahul is good at mathematics. He is intelligent.
8. Jaya and I are going to the market. We will buy some vegetables.
9. Sue is combing her hair. She will go to the exhibition.
10. Nitin is a doctor. He treats poor people.

Exercise 5

1. The boy has hurt himself.
2. The prisoner hanged himself.
3. I made a cake myself.
4. They themselves went there.
5. He laughed at himself.
6. She looked at herself in the mirror.
7. They introduced themselves to the new teacher.
8. The children decorated the room themselves.
9. We ourselves served the guests.
10. He always talks about himself.

Exercise 6

1. What is the matter?
2. Who is your best friend?
3. Where is your pen?
4. Whom were you speaking to?
5. What shall we do now?
6. Which is better, health or wealth?
7. Which do you prefer, milk or tea?
8. What is his name?
9. Whose is this bicycle?
10. Whom am I speaking to, please?

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