Printable grammar worksheet for 5th graders focusing on the correct usage of subject and object pronouns in sentences.

Problem Overview:

The task involves identifying and circling the correct pronoun (subject or object) in each sentence. The instructions provide a brief explanation of subject and object pronouns:
- Subject pronouns indicate who or what performs the action of a sentence. Examples: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
- Object pronouns receive the action and may follow an action verb. Examples: me, you, him, her, it, us, them.

Solution:

We will analyze each sentence to determine whether the correct pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun.

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#### 1. The woodcutter's wife warns (he, him).
- Analysis: The verb "warns" requires an object pronoun because the wife is performing the action on someone else.
- Correct Pronoun: him
- Sentence: The woodcutter's wife warns him.

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#### 2. The woodcutter does not hear (she, her).
- Analysis: The verb "hear" requires an object pronoun because the woodcutter is performing the action on someone else.
- Correct Pronoun: her
- Sentence: The woodcutter does not hear her.

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#### 3. The woodcutter and (she, her) often ignore each other.
- Analysis: In this sentence, "she" is part of the subject along with "the woodcutter." Therefore, a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: she
- Sentence: The woodcutter and she often ignore each other.

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#### 4. (They, Them) do not see eye to eye.
- Analysis: The pronoun is the subject of the sentence, so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: They
- Sentence: They do not see eye to eye.

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#### 5. The woodcutter just watched (them, they).
- Analysis: The verb "watched" requires an object pronoun because the woodcutter is performing the action on someone else.
- Correct Pronoun: them
- Sentence: The woodcutter just watched them.

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#### 6. Amy and (I, me) felt sorry for the woodcutter.
- Analysis: "I" is part of the subject along with "Amy," so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: I
- Sentence: Amy and I felt sorry for the woodcutter.

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#### 7. (Us, We) might have done the same thing.
- Analysis: The pronoun is the subject of the sentence, so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: We
- Sentence: We might have done the same thing.

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#### 8. (He, Him) did not seem like such an unlikeable character.
- Analysis: The pronoun is the subject of the sentence, so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: He
- Sentence: He did not seem like such an unlikeable character.

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#### 9. We told Katie and (she, her) about this story.
- Analysis: "Her" is part of the object of the verb "told," so an object pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: her
- Sentence: We told Katie and her about this story.

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#### 10. (They, Them) had different ideas about the story.
- Analysis: The pronoun is the subject of the sentence, so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: They
- Sentence: They had different ideas about the story.

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#### 11. Matt wanted Katie and (I, me) to agree with him.
- Analysis: "Me" is part of the object of the verb "wanted," so an object pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: me
- Sentence: Matt wanted Katie and me to agree with him.

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#### 12. We asked (he, him) to explain his ideas.
- Analysis: The verb "asked" requires an object pronoun because the action is being performed on someone else.
- Correct Pronoun: him
- Sentence: We asked him to explain his ideas.

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#### 13. Then he told Katie and (I, me) his opinion.
- Analysis: "Me" is part of the object of the verb "told," so an object pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: me
- Sentence: Then he told Katie and me his opinion.

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#### 14. The opinions were different. We couldn’t change (they, them)!
- Analysis: The verb "change" requires an object pronoun because the action is being performed on something.
- Correct Pronoun: them
- Sentence: The opinions were different. We couldn’t change them!

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#### 15. (He, him), Katie, and I will have to read it again.
- Analysis: "He" is part of the subject along with "Katie" and "I," so a subject pronoun is needed.
- Correct Pronoun: He
- Sentence: He, Katie, and I will have to read it again.

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Final Answer:

1. him
2. her
3. she
4. They
5. them
6. I
7. We
8. He
9. her
10. They
11. me
12. him
13. me
14. them
15. He

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{him, her, she, They, them, I, We, He, her, They, me, him, me, them, He}