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Everyone Comes to the Cookout

Grade 1 pronoun practice at a family cookout: use my, your, his, her, their and pronouns like someone, anyone and everything.

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Aligned toL.1.1.d

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  • 1 Common Core standard
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  • 12 questions
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Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Grade 1
Subject
ELA
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students use possessive pronouns such as my, his, her and their.
  • Students use indefinite pronouns such as anyone, someone, everything and nothing.

How to use

Review the pronouns in each section's directions together. Then let students read each sentence aloud with their choice to check it.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

L.1.1.d

Use personal, possessive, and indefinite pronouns, such as I, me, my, they, them, their, anyone, and everything.

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Name Date

Everyone Comes to the Cookout

Use pronouns that tell whose it is and who it is.

Whose is it?

Lin's family has a cookout in the backyard. My, your, his, her, and their tell who has something. Pick the word that fits.

1.
Lin and Ray bring a big bowl of corn. It is ____ corn.
  • A. they
  • B. them
  • C. their
2.
Lin says, "I made the potato salad. It is ____ salad."
  • A. me
  • B. my
  • C. mine
3.
Uncle Dev holds up a cup. He asks Ray, "Is this ____ cup?"
  • A. your
  • B. you
  • C. yours
4.
Each one has a plate. Match each one to the word that tells whose plate it is.
  1. Grandpa
  2. Aunt Kay
  3. Bo and Tess
  4. I
  1. A. their plate
  2. B. my plate
  3. C. her plate
  4. D. his plate

Someone, anyone, everything

Some pronouns do not name one person or thing. Someone, anyone, everyone, everything, and nothing are pronouns like these.

5.
Grandma looks at the kids. "Is ____ hungry?" she asks.
  • A. anything
  • B. anyone
  • C. nothing
6.
Ray drops his napkin. ____ picks it up for him. It is Aunt Kay!
  • A. Something
  • B. Nothing
  • C. Someone
7.
Write the word that fits in each blank. Use the word bank. One word is not used.
Word bank: nothing · everyone · everything

Mom packed the cups, the plates, and the forks. She packed   we need. Later, we eat all the food. Now   is left on the plates.

8.
Does the word tell whose it is? Sort the words.
theirthemmemyhisthey
Tells whose it isDoes not tell whose it is

Talk at the cookout

Find the pronouns. Pick the sentences that are written the right way.

9.
Read this sentence. Underline the two pronouns.

Grandpahopeseveryonelikeshiscorn

10.
Bo and Tess eat lunch in the shade. Which sentence is written the right way?
  • A. They sit under the big tree.
  • B. Them sit under the big tree.
  • C. Their sit under the big tree.
11.
Which sentence is written the right way?
  • A. Uncle Dev gives the plates to they.
  • B. Uncle Dev gives the plates to them.
  • C. Uncle Dev gives the plates to their.
12.
Write a sentence about a meal with your family. Use the word everyone or something.

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