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    Grade 5 Pronouns Possessive Relative Indefinite B 1

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    The document summarizes different types of pronouns: - Possessive pronouns refer to a specific owner such as "mine", "yours", "my", "hers", "his", and "its". - Relative pronouns connect a phrase to a noun or pronoun using words like "who", "which", "that", "whom", etc. - Indefinite pronouns don't refer to anything specific and include words like "all", "any", "each", "some", and "several".

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    The document summarizes different types of pronouns: - Possessive pronouns refer to a specific owner such as "mine", "yours", "my", "hers", "his", and "its". - Relative pronouns connect a phrase to a noun or pronoun using words like "who", "which", "that", "whom", etc. - Indefinite pronouns don't refer to anything specific and include words like "all", "any", "each", "some", and "several".

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    The document summarizes different types of pronouns: - Possessive pronouns refer to a specific owner such as "mine", "yours", "my", "hers", "his", and "its". - Relative pronouns connect a phrase to a noun or pronoun using words like "who", "which", "that", "whom", etc. - Indefinite pronouns don't refer to anything specific and include words like "all", "any", "each", "some", and "several".

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    Grade 5 Pronouns Possessive Relative Indefinite B 1

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    Possessive, relative and indefinite pronouns

    Grade 5 Pronouns Worksheet


    A possessive pronoun
    refers to a specific
    Fill in the blanks with the correct pronouns
    owner:
    from the word banks.
    mine, yours, my, hers,
    his, its, your, etc.
    Possessive pronouns
    A relative pronoun
    your hers its yours ours
    connects a phrase to a
    noun/ pronoun:
    who, which, that, whom,
    1. We were hoping that the shiny, red
    etc.
    sports car was going to be ours .
    2. She grabbed the plate of food because An indefinite pronoun
    she thought it was ______. doesn’t refer to anything
    3. Is this ______ house? specific:
    4. The cat loved sleeping on ______ all, any, each, some,
    blanket. several, etc.

    Relative pronouns
    who which that whoever whichever

    1. ______ is wearing the green shirt in the picture looks very happy.
    2. My doctor works in the building ______ is on the corner.
    3. ______ choice you make will be a good one.
    4. Do you know the girl ______ goes to the school?

    Indefinite pronouns
    all any somebody anything nobody

    1. ______ of my teachers have decided to go take a class this weekend.


    2. ______ person can start a business in my town.
    3. I was looking for ______ who would like to go to the park with me.
    4. Is there ______ special you’d like to do for your birthday?

    Reading & Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

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