Personal Pronouns Worksheet (teacher made) - Twinkl - Free Printable

Problem Overview:

The task involves completing sentences using personal pronouns (subject and object pronouns). The worksheet provides a reference table for subject pronouns ("I," "you," "he," etc.) and object pronouns ("me," "you," "him," etc.). The goal is to fill in the blanks with the correct pronouns based on the context of each sentence.

Solution:

#### Reference Table:
- Subject Pronouns: I, you, he, she, we, they, it
- Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her, us, them, it

#### Sentences to Complete:

1. ______ are not coming to our party anymore.
- Context: The subject of the sentence is plural and refers to people.
- Correct Pronoun: They
- Completed Sentence: They are not coming to our party anymore.

2. Would ______ like some cheesecake for dessert?
- Context: The subject of the sentence is singular and polite/formal.
- Correct Pronoun: You
- Completed Sentence: Would you like some cheesecake for dessert?

3. I love my sister. ______'s really kind to ______.
- Context: The first blank refers to the sister (subject), and the second blank refers to the speaker (object).
- Correct Pronouns: She (subject) and me (object)
- Completed Sentence: I love my sister. She's really kind to me.

4. ______ need to put ______ back on the shelf.
- Context: The first blank refers to the person(s) who need to act (subject), and the second blank refers to the item being placed back (object).
- Correct Pronouns: We (subject) and it (object)
- Completed Sentence: We need to put it back on the shelf.

5. ______ love going on holiday to Spain.
- Context: The subject of the sentence is plural.
- Correct Pronoun: We
- Completed Sentence: We love going on holiday to Spain.

6. I'm going shopping. Do ______ want to come with ______?
- Context: The first blank refers to the listener (subject), and the second blank refers to the listener again (object).
- Correct Pronouns: you (subject) and me (object)
- Completed Sentence: I'm going shopping. Do you want to come with me?

7. Jack saw ______ in the park.
- Context: The blank refers to the person Jack saw (object).
- Correct Pronoun: him/her/them (depending on the context, but let’s assume "him" for this example)
- Completed Sentence: Jack saw him in the park.

8. ______'s broken. Can you take a look at ______?
- Context: The first blank refers to the broken item (subject), and the second blank refers to the item being examined (object).
- Correct Pronouns: It (subject) and it (object)
- Completed Sentence: It's broken. Can you take a look at it?

Final Answer:

1. They
2. You
3. She, me
4. We, it
5. We
6. you, me
7. him/her/them (context-dependent; assumed him here)
8. It, it

Explanation:

- Subject Pronouns are used when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence (e.g., "I," "you," "he").
- Object Pronouns are used when the pronoun is the object of a verb or preposition (e.g., "me," "you," "him").
- Each sentence was analyzed based on its grammatical structure and context to determine whether a subject or object pronoun was needed.

Final Answer Boxed:
$$
\boxed{\text{They, You, She, me, We, it, We, you, me, him, It, it}}
$$