Personal Pronouns Worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve this step-by-step. The task is to fill in the blanks with the appropriate personal pronoun.

We need to identify the correct personal pronoun (subject or object form) based on the context of each sentence.

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🔹 Personal Pronouns Review:

- Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
(used as the subject of a sentence)
- Object pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them
(used as the object of a verb or preposition)

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Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. Sarah and ___ went to the park.
- "Sarah" is a person; the blank is part of the subject.
- Since Sarah is one person, and we're adding another person (likely "I"), the pronoun should be I.
- ✔ Answer: I
→ *Sarah and I went to the park.*

2. Could you pass ___ the salt, please?
- This is a request. "Pass" is a verb, and the blank is the object.
- We are asking someone to pass the salt to me.
- Object pronoun needed: me
- ✔ Answer: me

3. The book is ___.
- This is a possessive statement. But the blank needs a pronoun, not a possessive adjective.
- It could be implying "The book is mine."
- So, the pronoun here is mine — a possessive pronoun.
- ✔ Answer: mine

4. Tim and Mary are my friends. ___ are very kind.
- "Tim and Mary" are two people → plural.
- The blank refers to them as the subject of the sentence.
- Subject pronoun for plural: They
- ✔ Answer: They

5. The teacher asked ___ to complete the assignment.
- "Asked" is a verb; the blank is the object of the verb.
- Who was asked? Likely "me" or "us".
- Since no specific group is mentioned, assume it's referring to the student (you).
- Object pronoun: me
- ✔ Answer: me

6. My sister and ___ are going to the movies tonight.
- "My sister and ___" is the subject.
- If it's including the speaker, then it's "my sister and I".
- Subject pronoun: I
- ✔ Answer: I

7. Mark forgot ___ wallet at home.
- "Wallet" is a noun that needs a possessive pronoun before it.
- "Mark forgot his wallet" → so the pronoun is his
- ✔ Answer: his

8. ___ can't believe how fast time flies.
- Subject missing. Who is speaking?
- Likely "I", since it's a personal feeling.
- Subject pronoun: I
- ✔ Answer: I

9. Please tell ___ the truth.
- "Tell" is a verb; the blank is the object.
- We’re telling something to someone.
- Common usage: "Tell me the truth."
- Object pronoun: me
- ✔ Answer: me

10. Emily is a doctor. ___ helps people every day.
- First sentence introduces Emily.
- Second sentence says "___ helps..." — subject needed.
- Refers to Emily → female singular → subject pronoun: She
- ✔ Answer: She

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✔ Final Answers:

1. I
2. me
3. mine
4. They
5. me
6. I
7. his
8. I
9. me
10. She

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📝 Summary:

| Sentence | Correct Pronoun |
|--------|-----------------|
| 1 | I |
| 2 | me |
| 3 | mine |
| 4 | They |
| 5 | me |
| 6 | I |
| 7 | his |
| 8 | I |
| 9 | me |
| 10 | She |

💡 Tip: Always ask:
- Is the pronoun the subject or object?
- Is it singular/plural?
- Is it first/second/third person?

This will help choose the right pronoun!