Practice worksheet with pronoun exercises for language learners.

Task: Solve the problem and explain the solution

The task involves filling in the blanks with appropriate pronouns. Let's solve each section step by step.

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Section A: Fill in the blanks with "I" or "me"

1. ______ have no pen.
- The subject of the sentence is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the subject. The correct choice is "I".
- Answer: I have no pen.

2. Give ______ your pencil.
- The object of the verb "give" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "me".
- Answer: Give me your pencil.

3. Grandpa bought lots of sweets for ______.
- The object of the preposition "for" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "me".
- Answer: Grandpa bought lots of sweets for me.

4. My dad told ______ about the accident.
- The object of the verb "told" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "me".
- Answer: My dad told me about the accident.

5. Can ______ see the picture?
- The subject of the sentence is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the subject. The correct choice is "I".
- Answer: Can I see the picture?

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Section B: Fill in the blanks with "we" or "us"

1. ______ want to play.
- The subject of the sentence is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the subject. The correct choice is "we".
- Answer: We want to play.

2. Our teacher tells ______ nice stories.
- The object of the verb "tells" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "us".
- Answer: Our teacher tells us nice stories.

3. He showed ______ his family photo.
- The object of the verb "showed" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "us".
- Answer: He showed us his family photo.

4. ______ love our country.
- The subject of the sentence is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the subject. The correct choice is "we".
- Answer: We love our country.

5. All of ______ attend school regularly.
- The object of the preposition "of" is missing, and it needs to be a pronoun that can act as the object. The correct choice is "us".
- Answer: All of us attend school regularly.

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Section C: Fill in the blanks with suitable pronouns

1. I love my mother. ______ is a kind woman. I respect ______ a lot.
- The first blank refers to "my mother," so the pronoun should be "she" (subject form).
- The second blank refers to "my mother," so the pronoun should be "her" (object form).
- Answer: I love my mother. She is a kind woman. I respect her a lot.

2. Rahul is buying a birthday gift for Sarita. ______ will give ______ a flower vase.
- The first blank refers to "Rahul," so the pronoun should be "he" (subject form).
- The second blank refers to "Sarita," so the pronoun should be "her" (object form).
- Answer: Rahul is buying a birthday gift for Sarita. He will give her a flower vase.

3. My dog and my cat live in peace. ______ never fight with each other.
- The pronoun should refer to both "my dog" and "my cat," so the correct choice is "they" (plural subject form).
- Answer: My dog and my cat live in peace. They never fight with each other.

4. Don't tease that dog. ______ may bite ______.
- The first blank refers to "that dog," so the pronoun should be "it" (subject form).
- The second blank refers to the person being warned (likely "you"), so the pronoun should be "you" (object form).
- Answer: Don't tease that dog. It may bite you.

5. Will ______ give ______ some money? ______ need ______ to buy some books.
- The first blank refers to the person giving money, so the pronoun should be "you" (subject form).
- The second blank refers to the person receiving money, so the pronoun should be "me" (object form).
- The third blank refers to the person needing money, so the pronoun should be "I" (subject form).
- The fourth blank refers to the person who needs money, so the pronoun should be "some" (object form, but since "I" is already used, we can use "me" again for consistency).
- Answer: Will you give me some money? I need some to buy some books.

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Final Answers:

#### Section A:
1. I
2. me
3. me
4. me
5. I

#### Section B:
1. We
2. us
3. us
4. We
5. us

#### Section C:
1. She, her
2. He, her
3. They
4. It, you
5. You, me; I, some (or me)

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Boxed Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{
\text{A: I, me, me, me, I} \\
\text{B: We, us, us, We, us} \\
\text{C: She, her; He, her; They; It, you; You, me; I, some}
}
\]