Intensive Pronouns Worksheet with Answers: Free PDF

Our Intensive Pronouns worksheet with answers is the perfect resource for students, teachers, and English learners alike. This free PDF download offers clear explanations and engaging exercises to help you master the use of intensive pronouns. Whether you are brushing up for exams or teaching a lesson, this worksheet makes learning easy and effective. Grab your copy now and boost your understanding of English grammar today.

What are Intensive Pronouns?

Intensive pronouns are used to emphasize the subject of a sentence. They are not needed to complete the meaning of the sentence but are added for stress or focus.

 Example:

• I myself baked the cake.
• She herself cleaned the classroom.

The sentence would still make sense without the intensive pronoun:

• I baked the cake.
• She cleaned the classroom.

But when we add “myself” or “herself,” it adds a strong feeling or emphasis.

Also Read: What Are Indefinite Pronouns? Definition, Types, Rules

Intensive Pronouns Worksheet For Grades 4 to 6

Here is the Intensive Pronouns Worksheet for Grades 4 to 6

Part A – Fill in the blanks with the correct intensive pronoun

Choose from: myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

1. I built this treehouse all by __________.
2. She __________ painted every wall in the room.
3. The dog __________ opened the back door
4. You __________ told me the story.
5. We __________ made all the decorations.
6. They __________ chose to stay longer.
7. He __________ admitted the mistake.
8. You (plural) __________ need to clean the mess.
9. The baby fell asleep by __________.
10. The cat __________ climbed the roof.
11. My brother __________ fixed the bike.
12. We __________ planned the surprise.

Part A – Answer Key

1. myself
2. herself
3. itself
4. yourself
5. ourselves
6. themselves
7. himself
8. yourselves
9. itself
10. itself
11. himself
12. ourselves

Part B – Identify whether the bolded pronoun is intensive

Write Yes if it is intensive, No if it is not.

1. I myself cleaned the room.
2. He blamed himself for the mistake.
3. They themselves solved the puzzle.
4. We taught ourselves how to code.
5. The teacher herself came to help.
6. The players trained themselves every day.
7. I drew the picture myself.
8. She helped herself to a cookie.
9. The child himself made the card.
10. The boys introduced themselves to the guest.

Part B – Answer Key

1. Yes
2. No
3. Yes
4. No
5. Yes
6. No
7. Yes
8. No
9. Yes
10. No

Also Read: What is Subject Pronoun? Definition, Types and Examples

Part C – Rewrite each sentence to include an intensive pronoun

Make the subject stand out by adding an intensive pronoun.

1. I made the cake.
2. She typed the report.
3. They answered all the questions.
4. The dog barked at the stranger
5. He completed the entire form.
6. We built the shelter.
7. You (singular) found the lost keys.
8. The child cleaned up the toys.
9. The boss signed the documents.
10. You (plural) handled everything well.

Part C – Answer key

1. I myself made the cake.
2. She herself typed the report.
3. They themselves answered all the questions.
4. The dog itself barked at the stranger.
5. He himself completed the entire form.
6. We ourselves built the shelter.
7. You yourself found the lost keys.
8. The child himself cleaned up the toys.
9. The boss himself signed the documents.
10. You yourselves handled everything well.

Also Read: Object Pronoun Exercise with Answers: Download Free PDF

Intensive Pronouns Worksheet: Download Free PDF

You can download the intensive pronouns worksheet below to practice while learning English Grammar.

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