🏠 Home Tests Practice Grammar Personal Pronouns Grammar Exercises: Level A1-A2 (with Answers) 📝 Personal Pronouns Grammar Exercises: Level A1-A2 (with Answers) 15 questions
7:30 minutes
+14 XP on pass
How well do you really know Personal Pronouns? Find out with 15 exercises designed for A1-A2 learners. Instant scoring shows exactly where you stand, and detailed explanations turn every mistake into a learning moment. Retake any time to measure your improvement.
▶ Begin test
⏱ You have 07:30 to answer 15 questions. The timer only starts when you click Begin .
Ads paying for your free English lessons. Prefer a quiet page? Go ad-free
Questions 15
Q1 15
Question 1: Anna is my sister. ___ is very kind. Question 1 options Check answer
'She' is correct because Anna is a female person and the subject of the second sentence, so we use the subject pronoun 'she'. 'Her' is an object pronoun, 'He' refers to a male, and 'They' refers to more than one person.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q2 15
Question 2: Tom and I are friends. ___ play football every Sunday. Question 2 options Check answer
'We' is correct because 'Tom and I' refers to two people including the speaker, so the subject pronoun 'we' replaces them. 'They' excludes the speaker, 'Us' is an object pronoun, and 'I' refers only to one person.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q3 15
Question 3: Subject pronouns (I, he, she, they) are used when the pronoun is the subject of the verb in a sentence. Question 3 options Check answer
True because subject pronouns perform the action of the verb. For example, 'She runs fast' — 'she' is doing the running, making it the subject.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q4 15
Question 4: Which situation correctly uses a subject pronoun? Question 4 options Check answer
'She loves cats' correctly uses the subject pronoun 'she' as the doer of the action. Object pronouns like 'him', 'her', and 'them' are used after verbs or prepositions, not as the subject.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q5 15
Question 5: Arrange the words to make a correct sentence: Question 5 options the book ▲ ▼ to me ▲ ▼ gave ▲ ▼ He ▲ ▼ Drag items or use arrows to arrange them in the correct order.
Check answer
The correct order is 'He gave the book to me' because 'he' is the subject pronoun performing the action, and 'me' is the object pronoun receiving it.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q6 15
Question 6: Which sentence uses a personal pronoun correctly? Question 6 options Check answer
'They called us after dinner' is correct because 'they' is the subject pronoun and 'us' is the object pronoun, each used in the right position. The other sentences wrongly use object pronouns as subjects or subject pronouns as objects.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q7 15
Question 7: Sara: 'Where is your brother?' Luis: 'I don't know. ___ didn't come home yet.' Question 7 options Check answer
'He' is correct because it refers to Luis's brother, a single male person acting as the subject of the sentence. 'Him' is an object pronoun, 'She' refers to a female, and 'They' refers to more than one person.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q8 15
Question 8: Which sentence correctly uses an object pronoun instead of a subject pronoun? Question 8 options Check answer
'The teacher helped him' correctly uses 'him' as the object pronoun receiving the action. The other options wrongly place subject pronouns (he, she, they) in object position after the verb.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q9 15
Question 9: Put the words in the correct order: Question 9 options this morning ▲ ▼ them ▲ ▼ My mom ▲ ▼ called ▲ ▼ Drag items or use arrows to arrange them in the correct order.
Check answer
The correct order is 'My mom called them this morning' because 'them' is the object pronoun placed after the verb 'called', and 'this morning' follows as a time phrase.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q10 15
Question 10: Maria lost her bag. Can you help ___? Question 10 options Check answer
'Her' is correct because the blank needs an object pronoun referring to Maria, a singular female. 'She' is a subject pronoun, 'they' is plural, and 'him' refers to a male.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q11 15
Question 11: Which statement about object pronouns is true? Question 11 options Check answer
Object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) come after a verb or a preposition in a sentence. They are not used as the subject of a verb.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q12 15
Question 12: Rewrite using a pronoun: 'The children are in the garden.' → ___ are in the garden. Question 12 options Check answer
'They' is correct because 'the children' is a plural third-person noun used as the subject, so the subject pronoun 'they' replaces it. 'Them' is an object pronoun, 'We' includes the speaker, and 'It' is singular.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q13 15
Question 13: Match each sentence to the correct grammar label. Question 13 options She reads every night.
Please give it to us.
They won the game.
I called him at noon.
Object pronoun (singular male, after verb)
Subject pronoun (plural)
Object pronoun (plural, after preposition)
Subject pronoun (singular female)
Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.
Check answer
Subject pronouns (I, he, she, we, they) act as the subject of the verb. Object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them) receive the action of the verb or follow a preposition.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q14 15
Question 14: The pronoun 'you' in English can refer to one person or more than one person. Question 14 options Check answer
True because 'you' is both the singular and plural second-person pronoun in English. It does not change form whether addressing one person or a group.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? Q15 15
Question 15: Which sentence uses 'it' correctly as a personal pronoun? Question 15 options Check answer
'It is raining outside' uses 'it' correctly as an impersonal subject pronoun to talk about the weather, which has no specific person or thing as a subject. The other options incorrectly use 'it' to refer to people.
🚩 Found a problem with this question? ← Back Next → Submit test ✓
← Back Next →