Here is the completed
Personal Pronouns in Sentences Worksheet with correct answers and explanations for each sentence.
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✔ Answer Key & Explanations
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1. Please tell _me_ the directions to the restaurant.
→ *“Me”* is the object pronoun used after the verb “tell.” The person receiving the information is the object.
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2. _He_ did a great job building the home.
→ *“He”* is the subject pronoun — it’s the one performing the action (did a great job).
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3. I told _him_ that he did a great job on the assignment.
→ *“Him”* is the object of the verb “told.” You tell something *to someone* → object pronoun needed.
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4. Shawn and _I_ will walk to the skate park.
→ *“I”* is the subject pronoun. “Shawn and I” together are the subjects performing the action “will walk.”
> 💡 Tip: To check, remove “Shawn and” — would you say “I will walk”? Yes → so “I” is correct.
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5. Did she tell you that _her_ car broke down yesterday?
→ *“Her”* is a possessive pronoun showing ownership of the car. It modifies “car.”
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6. I believe _they_ owe me an explanation.
→ *“They”* is the subject pronoun — the ones who owe the explanation.
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7. Make sure _she_ gets her purse back.
→ *“She”* is the subject of the clause “she gets her purse back.” It’s the one performing the action.
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8. _We_ are all ready to go to the movie theatre.
→ *“We”* is the subject pronoun — the group including the speaker is ready.
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9. _It_ is one of the most reliable cars on the market.
→ *“It”* refers to a thing (a car), which is singular and non-human → use “it.”
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10. Did you notify _them_ of their mistakes on the project?
→ *“Them”* is the object pronoun — the people being notified. Object of the verb “notify.”
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11. My brother loves baseball. _He_ plays everyday.
→ *“He”* refers back to “my brother,” who is male and singular → subject pronoun needed.
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📝 Final Answer Sheet:
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me
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he
3.
him
4.
I
5.
her
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they
7.
she
8.
we
9.
it
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them
11.
he
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✔ All answers are chosen based on
grammatical function (subject vs. object) and
gender/number agreement with the noun being replaced.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun sentence worksheet.
