Identify all the pronouns in this sentence, including implied ones:
"She told me that everything was under control, but I doubted it."

She, me, that, everything, I, it

One of these words is NOT a relative pronoun. Identify it.
(a) That
(b) Which
(c) Him
(d) Whom

Him (It is an object pronoun, not a relative pronoun.)

A pronoun is hidden inside this sentence. Identify it.
"Their work, though complex, fascinated everyone in the room."

Their, everyone

Spot the incorrect pronoun usage in this sentence:
 "Everyone must submit their project before Friday."

"Their" should be replaced with "his or her" (since "everyone" is singular).

Rearrange the following jumbled letters to form a pronoun:
T R E L S Y U M O (Hint: It refers to an individual.)

YOURSELF

Which of the following is NOT an indefinite pronoun? 
(a) Anyone 
(b) Somebody 
(c) Neither 
(d) Myself

Myself (It is a reflexive pronoun, not indefinite.)

Which pronoun in this sentence is reflexive?
"He blamed himself for the mistake."

Himself

Identify the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence:
"Those were the best days of my life."

Those

Fill in the blank with a pronoun that makes logical sense:
"If you see my keys, please give them to ______."

Me

Which of the following contains an incorrect pronoun usage?
(a) "Neither of the students has completed his or her assignment."
(b) "The one who studies hard will pass their exams."
(c) "Each of the teachers gave his or her opinion."
(d) "Whomever you trust will guide you well."

(b) "The one who studies hard will pass their exams." ("Their" should be "his or her" for agreement.)

Which of these is NOT a possessive pronoun? 
(a) His
(b) Hers 
(c) Their 
(d) Them

Them (It is an object pronoun, not possessive.)

Logical Puzzle: I am a pronoun that refers to something general or unknown, but I can also mean one of two choices. What am I?

Either

Which pronoun is being used incorrectly in this sentence?
"Between you and I, the decision was unfair."

"I" should be "me" (since "between" takes the objective case: "Between you and me").

True or False?
"The word 'it' can function as both a subject and an object pronoun."

True (e.g., "It is raining" – subject, "I found it" – object).

Riddle: I am a pronoun that refers to both people and objects, but my function depends on whether I act as a subject or an object. I start with "W" and end with "M." What am I?

Whom