Demonstrative and Interrogative Pronouns Grammar Worksheet for Grade 4

Students can complete a sentence with the correct demonstrative pronoun (this, that, these, those) based on number and proximity.

Students can complete a sentence with the correct interrogative pronoun (who, whom, what, which) based on its grammatical role.

Students can identify whether a pronoun in a sentence is functioning as a demonstrative or an interrogative pronoun.

Start with the demonstrative pages (1, 2 and 6) and interrogative pages (3, 4, 7 and 10), then use pages 5, 8 and 9 for mixed practice, identification and correction.

Use page 8's worked first example ('That was a fun day. (Demonstrative)') to model the identification task before students continue on their own.

Save the error-correction page (page 9) for a review day, since it requires students to already recognize both pronoun types confidently.

Demonstrative pronoun selection — students choose this, that, these, or those to match a sentence's number and distance across the dedicated and mixed practice pages.

Interrogative pronoun selection — students choose who, whom, what, or which to fit a question's grammatical role across the dedicated and mixed practice pages.

Pronoun-type identification — students label a bolded pronoun in context as demonstrative or interrogative.