To solve the problem, we need to add appropriate pronouns to each sentence. Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns in a sentence. Here's the solution with explanations:
Solution:
1.
Jack had two houses.
His houses were fancy.
- Explanation: "His" refers to Jack's houses.
2.
The dog ate too much.
Its tummy hurt after that.
- Explanation: "Its" is the possessive form used for animals or objects.
3.
That car is ______. We bought it two years ago.
That car is
ours. We bought it two years ago.
- Explanation: "Ours" indicates possession by the speaker and others (plural).
4.
The teacher taught the class.
They learnt about sea mammals.
- Explanation: "They" refers to the students in the class.
5.
The dog had puppies.
It had five in total.
- Explanation: "It" refers to the dog.
6.
Our house needed a letterbox.
Our dad built a new one.
- Explanation: "Our" indicates possession by the speaker and others (plural).
7.
All of the athletes were tired.
They had run a big race.
- Explanation: "They" refers to the athletes.
8.
I invited ______ friends to my birthday. It was a fun day!
I invited
my friends to my birthday. It was a fun day!
- Explanation: "My" indicates possession by the speaker.
Final Answer:
1. His
2. Its
3. Ours
4. They
5. It
6. Our
7. They
8. My
Boxed Answer:
\boxed{His, Its, Ours, They, It, Our, They, My}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of correct pronoun worksheet.
