Personal Pronouns Exercises for Class 5 Kids Printable Worksheet
Personal Pronouns English Grammar Worksheet for Grade 5 Kids with Answers
Personal pronouns help students speak and write clearly without repeating names again and again. In this Grade 5 English grammar worksheet, students will practice identifying, rewriting, and using personal pronouns in different types of sentences. These exercises are designed in a simple and engaging way so children can understand how pronouns work in everyday communication. From underlining pronouns to writing conversations and paragraphs, this worksheet gives students many opportunities to improve their grammar skills while building confidence in writing and speaking.
Download these English grammar worksheets and practice regularly to strengthen your language skills and build a strong foundation. You can also book a free trial to get expert guidance and improve your reading, writing, and comprehension abilities. The worksheets are designed in a simple and structured way to help K–8 students learn grammar concepts easily and use them confidently in everyday communication.
What Is Personal Pronouns?
Personal pronouns are words that take the place of specific people, animals, or things so we do not repeat names again and again. They show who is doing an action or who is receiving it. Words like I, you, he, she, we, and they make sentences shorter and smoother.
In this Grade 5 English grammar worksheet, students learn how to:
1. Identify personal pronouns in sentences
2. Use correct pronouns in blanks
3. Rewrite incorrect sentences properly
4. Use pronouns in conversations
5. Write short paragraphs using personal pronouns
Examples:
He is my brother.
We are playing cricket.
What’s in This Worksheet?
1. Underline the personal pronouns in sentences.
2. Fill in the blanks with correct personal pronouns.
3. Rewrite incorrect sentences using the correct pronouns.
4. Write a short conversation using personal pronouns.
5. Write short paragraphs using sentence starters and personal pronouns.
6. Practice sentence correction and grammar usage in an easy format.
7. Improve reading, writing, and sentence-building skills.
8. Prepare for school grammar exercises and exams through regular practice.
Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips
Definition:
Personal pronouns are words used instead of names of people, animals, or things.
Examples:
He is my brother.
We are playing cricket.
Techniques:
1. Read the sentence carefully before choosing a pronoun.
2. Check whether the sentence talks about one person or many people.
3. Match the pronoun correctly with the subject.
4. Use pronouns to avoid repeating names.
Quick Learning Tips:
1. Use “he” for a boy or man.
2. Use “she” for a girl or woman.
3. Use “they” for more than one person.
4. Use “we” when talking about yourself and others together.
5. Use “I” when talking about yourself.
Why Is It Important to Learn This?
Learning personal pronouns is important because they help students make clear and meaningful sentences. Personal pronouns improve speaking and writing skills and make communication smoother. Students use pronouns every day while speaking with friends, writing answers, reading stories, and participating in class activities.
Understanding personal pronouns also helps students avoid grammar mistakes and improve sentence structure. This makes writing easier and more confident in school assignments and exams.
Where Will This Knowledge Help You?
1. In English grammar exams and worksheets
2. In classroom speaking activities
3. In paragraph and dialogue writing
4. In storytelling and conversation practice
5. In everyday communication with friends and family
6. In writing better school assignments
7. In improving reading and comprehension skills
How to Use This Worksheet?
1. Read each question carefully before answering.
2. Attempt every exercise independently first.
3. Underline, fill, rewrite, and write answers according to the instructions given.
4. Review all answers carefully after completing the worksheet.
5. Compare your answers with the complete answer key in the exact worksheet order.
6. Correct mistakes and rewrite incorrect answers neatly.
7. Practice regularly to improve grammar and sentence-building skills.
8. The solutions below follow the exact order of the worksheet questions.
Important Tips and Tricks
1. Always match the pronoun correctly with the person or subject.
2. Use “I am” instead of “I is”.
3. Use “They are” instead of “They is”.
4. Use “We are” instead of “We am”.
5. Read the complete sentence before choosing the pronoun.
6. Underline only the pronouns when asked.
7. Rewrite the complete sentence correctly in correction exercises.
8. In dialogue and paragraph writing, use personal pronouns naturally and correctly.
9. Write neat and grammatically correct sentences to score full marks.
10. Check verb agreement carefully while rewriting sentences.
Complete Answer Key
Exercise 1
Underline the Personal Pronouns in each sentence below.
1. _She_ is playing chess with her brother.
2. _I_ went to the library to borrow a book.
3. _They_ are reading quietly in the corner.
4. _He_ runs faster than anyone in class.
5. _You_ must complete your homework today.
6. _We_ saw a rainbow after the rain.
7. _He_ and _I_ are working on a science project.
8. _She_ likes to paint with watercolours.
9. _They_ enjoy playing football on weekends.
10. _You_ and _I_ should clean the classroom.
Exercise 2
Fill in the blanks with the correct Personal Pronoun.
1. I am going to the playground.
2. Can _you_ help me carry this bag?
3. This is Neha. _She_ is my sister.
4. Ravi is in class 5. _He_ loves reading.
5. _They_ are planning a trip to the zoo.
6. Arjun and I are friends. _We_ play cricket every day.
7. That is Anjali. _She_ sings very well.
8. Where are your books? Are _they_ on the shelf?
9. Look at those boys. _They_ are jumping in the pool.
10. Mother and I are baking a cake. _We_ are using chocolate.
Exercise 3
Read each sentence and rewrite it using the correct Personal Pronoun. Underline the pronoun that you added.
1. _I_ went to the shop to buy ice cream.
2. _They_ are playing in the garden.
3. _We_ are happy to help you.
4. _You_ are my best friend.
5. _He_ and _I_ are brothers.
6. _She_ and _he_ are painting the wall.
7. _I_ am watching a cartoon.
8. _They_ are coming with us.
9. _You_ were dancing at the party.
10. _We_ are going to the zoo tomorrow.
Exercise 4
Choose any one of the topics below and write a 3–4 line conversation between two people using Personal Pronouns like I, you, he, she, we, they.
Planning a class picnic with friends
Person 1: I think we should go to the park for our class picnic.
Person 2: That is a good idea. We can play games there.
Person 1: They will enjoy the food and activities.
Person 2: Yes, and we should invite everyone from our class.
Person 1: I will ask the teacher tomorrow.
Exercise 5
Choose any two sentence starters and write a short paragraph for each using Personal Pronouns (I, you, he, she, we, they).
1. We enjoy…
We enjoy playing cricket together after school. We practice every evening in the playground. They also join us during weekends. We feel happy when we play as a team.
2. He is good at…
He is good at drawing beautiful pictures. He uses many bright colours in his artwork. We all like his drawings very much. He also helps his friends during art class.
Practicing personal pronouns regularly helps students write better sentences and communicate more confidently. This Grade 5 English grammar worksheet gives students useful practice through underlining, rewriting, filling in the blanks, conversation writing, and paragraph writing activities. Keep practicing personal pronouns to improve your grammar, writing, and speaking skills every day.