Interactive pronoun practice worksheet for third-person pronouns with visual aids.

Task: Solve the pronoun exercises and explain the solution.

#### Section 1: Select the suitable pronouns (3rd Person)

##### Part 1
1. She is Nithya.
- Explanation: The subject is a girl, so the pronoun should be "she."

2. She plays with building boxes. They are hers.
- Explanation: The building boxes belong to her, so the possessive pronoun "hers" is used.

3. Her brother is Saman.
- Explanation: The brother belongs to her, so the possessive pronoun "her" is used.

4. He likes them very much.
- Explanation: "Them" refers to the building boxes she is playing with.

5. She plays with them.
- Explanation: "With them" indicates that she is playing with the building boxes.

##### Part 2
1. Saman plays with a rabbit. It is his.
- Explanation: The rabbit belongs to Saman, so the possessive pronoun "his" is used.

2. His pet is beautiful.
- Explanation: The pet belongs to Saman, so the possessive pronoun "his" is used.

3. He likes to be with his pet.
- Explanation: The subject is Saman, so the pronoun "he" is used.

4. He feeds the rabbit every day.
- Explanation: This sentence requires a time expression, not a pronoun. However, if a pronoun were needed, it would depend on context. Here, no pronoun fits logically.

5. The rabbit loves him very much.
- Explanation: The rabbit loves Saman, so the pronoun "him" is used.

##### Part 3
1. It is a camera.
- Explanation: The subject is the camera, so the pronoun "it" is used.

2. Its colour is black.
- Explanation: The color belongs to the camera, so the possessive pronoun "its" is used.

3. It takes photos by itself using settings.
- Explanation: The camera operates independently, so the reflexive pronoun "itself" is used.

4. People take photographs with it.
- Explanation: The people use the camera, so the pronoun "it" is used.

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#### Section 2: Fill in the blanks using they, them, their, theirs, or themselves

1. They are Jim and Jane.
- Explanation: The pronoun "they" refers to Jim and Jane collectively.

2. Their parents are very kind.
- Explanation: The parents belong to Jim and Jane, so the possessive pronoun "their" is used.

3. Their parents love them.
- Explanation: The parents love Jim and Jane, so the pronoun "them" is used.

4. There is a puppy at their home. That is theirs.
- Explanation: The puppy belongs to Jim and Jane, so the possessive pronoun "theirs" is used.

5. They bath the puppy themselves.
- Explanation: Jim and Jane do it personally, so the reflexive pronoun "themselves" is used.

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Final Answers:

#### Section 1: Part 1
1. She
2. hers
3. Her
4. them
5. with them

#### Section 1: Part 2
1. his
2. His
3. He
4. every day
5. him

#### Section 1: Part 3
1. It
2. Its
3. itself
4. it

#### Section 2
1. They
2. Their
3. them
4. theirs
5. themselves

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Final Answer Box:

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\text{
Part 1: She, hers, Her, them, with them;
Part 2: his, His, He, every day, him;
Part 3: It, Its, itself, it;
Section 2: They, Their, them, theirs, themselves
}
}
\]