Let's solve this step-by-step.
Task: Choose the correct subject pronoun
We are given a list of images, and for each image, we need to choose the appropriate
subject pronoun from the options provided at the top:
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I, I, We, We, He, She, She, It, It, They, They, You
(Note: "I" and "We" appear twice — likely a typo or repetition for selection.)
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Step 1: Understand Subject Pronouns
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I – used for oneself (singular)
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You – used for the person being addressed (singular or plural)
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He – male singular
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She – female singular
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It – non-living things, animals (when gender is not specified), or objects
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We – group including the speaker
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They – group of people or animals (plural)
Now let’s go through each image one by one.
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Row 1:
1.
Doctor (male) →
He
- A man in a doctor's coat →
He
2.
Boy pointing at himself →
I
- The boy is pointing to himself → he is saying “I” →
I
3.
Nurse (female) →
She
- A woman in a nurse uniform →
She
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Row 2:
4.
Family (mother, father, two kids) →
They
- Group of four people →
They
5.
Man with beard pointing →
He
- A single male →
He
6.
Table with ball on it →
It
- Object (table) →
It
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Row 3:
7.
Girl in red dress →
She
- A young girl →
She
8.
Three children (two girls, one boy) →
They
- Multiple people →
They
9.
Zebra →
It
- Animal, no clear gender indicated →
It
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Row 4:
10.
Four girls studying →
They
- Group of girls →
They
11.
Girl smiling, hands on chest →
She
- A single girl →
She
12.
School building →
It
- A building (non-living object) →
It
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✔ Final Answers (in order):
| Image | Correct Pronoun |
|------|------------------|
| Doctor |
He |
| Boy pointing |
I |
| Nurse |
She |
| Family |
They |
| Man with beard |
He |
| Table |
It |
| Girl in red dress |
She |
| Three kids |
They |
| Zebra |
It |
| Four girls |
They |
| Smiling girl |
She |
| School |
It |
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✔ Fill in the blanks:
```
Row 1: He I She
Row 2: They He It
Row 3: She They It
Row 4: They She It
```
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🔍 Explanation:
- We matched each image to the correct
subject pronoun based on:
- Gender (he/she)
- Number (singular/plural)
- Whether it's a person, animal, or object
This helps students learn how to use personal pronouns correctly in context.
✔ Answer Key:
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He, I, She, They, He, It, She, They, It, They, She, It
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of personal pronoun worksheet pdf.