I'll work through this personal pronouns exercise step by step.
Part 1: Drag the appropriate personal pronoun
Let me analyze each image and determine the correct pronoun:
1.
Boy at desk (alone) - This is one male person →
he
2.
Notebook - This is an object/thing →
it
3.
Children around Earth - Multiple people together →
they
4.
Woman at desk (alone) - This is one female person →
she
5.
Two backpacks - These are objects/things (plural) →
they
6.
Girl with thought bubble - One female person →
she
7.
Blue bird - An animal →
it
8.
Group of people - Multiple people →
they
9.
Two boys in circle - Two males, or "you and I" scenario →
we (if including speaker) or
they (if just observing). Looking at context, appears to be two people being referred to as a group from outside →
they
10.
Three children in circle - Multiple people →
they
11.
Two stick figures - Could be "we" if speaker is included, but likely
they when referring to them
12.
Girl walking alone - One female person →
she
Wait, let me reconsider some of these more carefully based on typical pronoun exercises:
- Image 9 (two boys): If this represents "Peter and I" type situation, it could be
we. But without context of who's speaking,
they is safer.
- Image 10 (three children): Multiple people →
they
- Image 11 (two stick figures): Multiple people →
they
Actually, looking more carefully at the pattern and common teaching examples:
- Single male = he
- Single female = she
- Object/animal = it
- Multiple people/things = they
- Group including speaker = we
- Person being addressed = you
Let me revise:
1. Boy at desk →
he
2. Notebook →
it
3. Children around globe →
they
4. Woman at desk →
she
5. Two backpacks →
they
6. Girl thinking →
she
7. Bird →
it
8. Group of people →
they
9. Two boys →
they (or possibly
we if context suggests)
10. Three kids →
they
11. Two figures →
they
12. Girl walking →
she
Part 2: Choose the right pronoun
Now for the matching exercise:
1.
Peter and I → When you include yourself with someone else, use
we
2.
Emma → One female person →
she
3.
My sisters → Multiple people →
they
4.
Cats and dogs → Multiple animals/things →
they
5.
Tom → One male person →
he
6.
That bird → One animal →
it
7.
His friends → Multiple people →
they
8.
My house → One thing/object →
it
Final Answer:
Part 1:
1. he
2. it
3. they
4. she
5. they
6. she
7. it
8. they
9. they
10. they
11. they
12. she
Part 2:
- Peter and I →
we
- Emma →
she
- My sisters →
they
- Cats and dogs →
they
- Tom →
he
- That bird →
it
- His friends →
they
- My house →
it
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of esl pronouns worksheet.