Pronouns — Possessive & Reflexive
Grade 3 · English
Pronouns — Possessive & Reflexive
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Mine, yours, hers — and myself, yourself, themselves — sort, rewrite and reason!
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1

Sort each word — is it a Reflexive Pronoun (the doer and receiver of the action are the same, e.g. 'himself') or an Object Pronoun (the receiver is someone/something else, e.g. 'him')?

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yourself
him
myself
herself
ourselves
itself
you
them
us
themselves
Reflexive Pronoun
write the words here
Object Pronoun
write the words here
2

Read each sentence. Write whether it uses a Reflexive Pronoun (doer = receiver) or an Object Pronoun (receiver is a different person/thing), and explain how you know in a full sentence.

Answer it!
1."We enjoyed ourselves at the party." — Reflexive or Object Pronoun? Explain your answer.
2."Our teacher praised us at the party." — Reflexive or Object Pronoun? Explain your answer.
3."His friend hurt him during the match." — Reflexive or Object Pronoun? Explain your answer.
4."He hurt himself while playing football." — Reflexive or Object Pronoun? Explain your answer.
5."The cat cleaned itself in the sun." — Reflexive or Object Pronoun? Explain your answer.
3

Sort each word — is it a Possessive Pronoun (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs — stands alone) or an Object Pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them — receives the action)?

Sort it!
yours
her
mine
his
you
ours
us
theirs
him
them
Possessive Pronoun
write the words here
Object Pronoun
write the words here
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