Pronoun Agreement Worksheets

Pronouns are demanding little words. In order to be correct, they must agree with the noun or pronoun they refer to, called the antecedent. A pronoun must agree in number (it vs. they), in gender (she, he, or it), and in person (I, you, she, they). That’s a lot for a young writer to remember. The worksheets below are intended to help that youngster meet the demands of those little pronouns. You may view or download each one by clicking on the title. They are free for use at home or in the classroom.