Strong Emphasis: Distributive and Emphatic Pronouns for Class 8 

This Class 8 worksheet helps students practice distributive pronouns (each, either, neither) and emphatic pronouns (myself, himself, etc. used for emphasis). With activities like MCQs, blanks, matching, error correction, and passage completion, learners develop fluency in using these pronouns in advanced grammar contexts. 

Why Distributive and Emphatic Pronouns Matter in Grammar? 

These pronouns are key because they: 
1. Teach learners to refer to members of a group individually. 
2. Strengthen writing with emphatic stress for clarity. 
3. Prevent ambiguity in sentences. 
4. Build mastery of advanced pronoun usage for essays and exams. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions: Pick the correct distributive or emphatic pronoun. 
✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks: Insert words like each, either, myself, himself. 
✅ Exercise 3 – Match the Following: Connect examples with correct pronoun types. 
📝 Exercise 4 – Underline and Correct: Identify and fix errors in pronoun usage. 
🧾 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Practice: Use distributive and emphatic pronouns in a passage. 

Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions 
1. each 
2. either 
3. neither 
4. myself 
5. himself 
6. ourselves 
7. each 
8. herself 
9. themselves 
10. each 

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks 
1. each 
2. either 
3. neither 
4. myself 
5. himself 
6. ourselves 
7. each 
8. herself 
9. themselves 
10. each 

Exercise 3 – Match the Following 
Each → one by one 
Either → one of two 
Neither → not one 
Myself → I (emphatic) 
Himself → he (emphatic) 
Herself → she (emphatic) 
Ourselves → we (emphatic) 
Themselves → they (emphatic) 

Exercise 4 – Underline and Correct 
1. Each of the boys are playing. → Each of the boys is playing. 
2. Either of the options are right. → Either of the options is right. 
3. Neither answer were correct. → Neither answer was correct. 
4. Each of the girls have a pen. → Each of the girls has a pen. 
5. Either road are open. → Either road is open. 
6. Neither of the solutions were simple. → Neither of the solutions was simple. 
7. I myself has solved it. → I myself have solved it. 
8. He himself were at fault. → He himself was at fault. 
9. She herself have written the letter. → She herself has written the letter. 
10. They themselves was late. → They themselves were late. 

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Practice (Sample Answers) 
1. each 
2. either 
3. neither 
4. myself 
5. himself 
6. ourselves 
7. each 
8. herself 
9. themselves 
10. each 


This worksheet makes distributive and emphatic pronouns clear and practical, helping Class 8 learners apply them correctly in writing and speech. 
Give your child advanced grammar practice with this pronoun worksheet. 

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