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To solve this task, we need to sort the clue words into the correct point of view: First Person, Second Person, or Third Person.
Let’s go step by step:
1. Understand what each point of view means:
- First Person: The speaker is talking about themselves. Words like “I”, “me”, “my”, “mine” are used.
- Second Person: The speaker is talking directly to someone else. The word “you” is used.
- Third Person: The speaker is talking about someone or something else. Words like “he”, “she”, “they”, “him”, “them” are used.
2. Look at the list of clue words:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them
3. Sort them:
- First Person (talking about yourself):
- me → yes
- I → yes
- we → yes (includes the speaker)
- my → yes (from the image, though not listed in the word list above — wait, let’s check the image again)
Actually, looking back at the image, the word list includes:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them
Also, “my” and “mine” are shown in the image as separate items? Wait — no, in the image under “CLUE WORDS”, it shows:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them — that’s 10 words.
But in the image, “my” is also visible? Let me recheck.
Actually, in the image, the clue words are written vertically on the left:
me
he
I
they
we
you
him
her
mine
them
And also, “my” is there? No — wait, in the image, next to “he” is “my”? Let me look again.
Correction: In the image, the clue words are arranged as:
me (blank)
he my
I they
we you
him mine
her them
So actually, the full list is: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them — that’s 11 words? Wait, no — let's count the boxes.
Actually, looking carefully at the image description provided in the prompt, the clue words listed are:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them — and also “my” is shown next to “he” in the layout? But in the text version given, it says:
“CLUE WORDS
me he my
I they
we you
him mine
her them”
So the complete list is: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them — 11 words.
But in the initial problem statement, it says: “me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them” — missing “my”. However, since the image clearly shows “my” as a clue word (next to “he”), we must include it.
So corrected list: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them
4. Now assign each to the correct person:
- First Person (speaker includes self):
- me
- I
- my
- mine
- we
- Second Person (talking to the listener):
- you
- Third Person (talking about others):
- he
- they
- him
- her
- them
5. Double-check:
- First Person: me, I, my, mine, we → all refer to the speaker or group including speaker.
- Second Person: you → only one, refers to the person being spoken to.
- Third Person: he, they, him, her, them → all refer to people other than speaker or listener.
This matches standard grammar rules.
Final Answer:
FIRST PERSON: me, I, my, mine, we
SECOND PERSON: you
THIRD PERSON: he, they, him, her, them
Let’s go step by step:
1. Understand what each point of view means:
- First Person: The speaker is talking about themselves. Words like “I”, “me”, “my”, “mine” are used.
- Second Person: The speaker is talking directly to someone else. The word “you” is used.
- Third Person: The speaker is talking about someone or something else. Words like “he”, “she”, “they”, “him”, “them” are used.
2. Look at the list of clue words:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them
3. Sort them:
- First Person (talking about yourself):
- me → yes
- I → yes
- we → yes (includes the speaker)
- my → yes (from the image, though not listed in the word list above — wait, let’s check the image again)
Actually, looking back at the image, the word list includes:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them
Also, “my” and “mine” are shown in the image as separate items? Wait — no, in the image under “CLUE WORDS”, it shows:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them — that’s 10 words.
But in the image, “my” is also visible? Let me recheck.
Actually, in the image, the clue words are written vertically on the left:
me
he
I
they
we
you
him
her
mine
them
And also, “my” is there? No — wait, in the image, next to “he” is “my”? Let me look again.
Correction: In the image, the clue words are arranged as:
me (blank)
he my
I they
we you
him mine
her them
So actually, the full list is: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them — that’s 11 words? Wait, no — let's count the boxes.
Actually, looking carefully at the image description provided in the prompt, the clue words listed are:
me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them — and also “my” is shown next to “he” in the layout? But in the text version given, it says:
“CLUE WORDS
me he my
I they
we you
him mine
her them”
So the complete list is: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them — 11 words.
But in the initial problem statement, it says: “me, he, I, they, we, you, him, her, mine, them” — missing “my”. However, since the image clearly shows “my” as a clue word (next to “he”), we must include it.
So corrected list: me, he, my, I, they, we, you, him, mine, her, them
4. Now assign each to the correct person:
- First Person (speaker includes self):
- me
- I
- my
- mine
- we
- Second Person (talking to the listener):
- you
- Third Person (talking about others):
- he
- they
- him
- her
- them
5. Double-check:
- First Person: me, I, my, mine, we → all refer to the speaker or group including speaker.
- Second Person: you → only one, refers to the person being spoken to.
- Third Person: he, they, him, her, them → all refer to people other than speaker or listener.
This matches standard grammar rules.
Final Answer:
FIRST PERSON: me, I, my, mine, we
SECOND PERSON: you
THIRD PERSON: he, they, him, her, them
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 5th grade writing worksheets.