This worksheet helps students practice replacing nouns with the correct subject pronouns in simple sentences.

Let’s go step by step to fill in each blank with the correct personal pronoun.

We are given this list of pronouns to choose from:
I, You, He, She, It, We, They

Remember:
- I → for yourself (singular)
- You → for one or more people you’re talking to
- He → for a boy/man
- She → for a girl/woman
- It → for things or animals (unless we know their gender and want to be specific)
- We → for “me + others” (including the speaker)
- They → for two or more people/things (not including the speaker)

Now let’s solve each sentence:

1. My mother and I are strong. ______ are strong.
→ “My mother and I” = me + someone else → that’s We
✔ We

2. Those houses are beautiful. ______ are beautiful.
→ “Houses” = things → plural → use They
✔ They

3. You and your friend are angry. ______ are angry.
→ “You and your friend” = you + another person → still addressed as “you” in English when speaking directly
✔ You

4. You and I are happy. ______ are happy.
→ “You and I” = includes the speaker → so it’s We
✔ We

5. Silvia is scared. ______ is scared.
→ Silvia = female name → use She
✔ She

6. Anna and Paul are my friends. ______ my friends.
→ Anna and Paul = two people → not including the speaker → use They
(Note: The sentence says “______ my friends.” — probably missing “are”, but we just fill the pronoun)
✔ They

7. This cat is fat. ______ is fat.
→ Cat = animal → unless specified, use It
✔ It

8. These cats are fat. ______ are fat.
→ Multiple cats → plural → use They
✔ They

9. ______ am bored.
→ Only “I” goes with “am” → I am
✔ I

10. My brother is sad. ______ is sad.
→ Brother = male → use He
✔ He

11. You and your sister are nice. ______ are nice.
→ Again, addressing “you” + someone else → still You
✔ You

12. John and Alice are sporty. ______ are sporty.
→ Two people → not including speaker → They
✔ They

13. Elephants are grey. ______ are grey.
→ Elephants = animals, plural → They
✔ They

14. ______ am a gardener.
→ Again, only “I” goes with “am” → I am
✔ I

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Final Answer:
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