ENGLISH GRAMMAR (CLASS 3–10) · PRONOUNS

Pronouns

Use subject forms (I, he, she, we, they) before a verb, object forms (me, him, her, us, them) after a verb or preposition, possessives (mine, yours, its) to show ownership, -self forms when the action comes back to the subject, and who/whom/whose/which to join clauses.

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Worked examples

Example 1 · level 1

Choose the option that correctly fills the blank: “Is this umbrella ____, Kabir?”

your's
your
yours
you

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The stand-alone possessive is "yours", with no apostrophe.
Complete sentence: “Is this umbrella yours, Kabir?”

Answer: yours

Example 2 · level 2

Choose the option that correctly fills the blank: “We ____ cleaned the whole classroom.”

ourself
us
ours
ourselves

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Emphatic pronoun: "we ourselves" stresses that we did it without help.
Complete sentence: “We ourselves cleaned the whole classroom.”

Answer: ourselves

Example 3 · level 3

Choose the option that correctly fills the blank: “This is the village ____ my grandfather was born.”

who
which
whom
where

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For a place followed by a full clause (my grandfather was born), use "where" (= in which).
Complete sentence: “This is the village where my grandfather was born.”

Answer: where