Pronouns take the place of names. 'He' is a pronoun that replaces Jamal. Jamal and ball are naming words, not pronouns.

We find pronouns by looking for name replacers. 'She' is the pronoun here. It takes Yuki's place in the sentence.

We use pronouns to show who owns things. 'Hers' tells us who owns the lunchbox. It means the lunchbox belongs to her.

We need to find the pronoun. 'It' takes the place of 'the dog'. Pronouns replace names of things too.

We are finding special pronouns. 'Everyone' means all the people. It doesn't name one person.

We're finding pronouns in sentences. 'She' is a pronoun that replaces Maya's name. Pronouns are words that take the place of names.

We're finding pronouns that replace names. 'He' takes the place of Jamal. Instead of saying Jamal again, we use 'he'.

We use pronouns to replace names. 'She' takes Emma's place in the sentence. It's shorter than saying Emma again.

We are finding pronouns. 'It' replaces the word cat. We use 'it' for things and animals.

We are finding pronouns. 'They' replaces the word crayons. We use 'they' for more than one thing.