This worksheet is designed to help students learn and practice
personal pronouns by matching pictures with the correct pronoun. The task says: *"Listen and match. Click on the picture and the listen icon."* This suggests it's an interactive digital worksheet (likely from LiveWorksheets), where students can hear audio pronunciations and then connect each image to the appropriate personal pronoun.
Let’s go through each image and determine which pronoun matches:
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🔹 Step-by-step Matching:
1.
Image: A girl in a pink dress
→ This is a
single female person.
✔ Pronoun:
She
2.
Image: Two stick figures (one boy, one girl)
→ This represents
two people, possibly a pair or "you" as in "you two". But since "You" is listed and it's plural in context, this could be for "You". However, typically "You" refers to the listener regardless of number. Still, in many such worksheets, two people are matched with "You" when addressing them directly.
✔ Pronoun:
You
3.
Image: A dog
→ Animals are referred to with
It.
✔ Pronoun:
It
4.
Image: A group of people (a family or group)
→ Multiple people →
They
✔ Pronoun:
They
5.
Image: A boy pointing at himself
→ He is indicating
himself →
I
✔ Pronoun:
I
6.
Image: A cartoon character (possibly a ball-like figure)
→ This looks like a non-human, animated object. Could be a mascot or toy.
→ Non-living things or animals are often referred to as
It
✔ Pronoun:
It
7.
Image: A man running
→ Single male person →
He
✔ Pronoun:
He
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🔄 Now let's list the correct matches:
| Picture | Matched Pronoun |
|--------|-----------------|
| Girl | She |
| Two people | You |
| Dog | It |
| Group of people | They |
| Boy pointing to self | I |
| Cartoon character (object) | It |
| Running man | He |
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⚠️ Note:
There are
two "It" pronouns used — one for the dog and one for the cartoon character. That’s correct because both are non-human entities.
Also, note that “
We” is not used here. The images don’t show a group including the speaker, so “We” doesn't apply.
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✔ Final Answer (Matching):
1. Girl →
She
2. Two people →
You
3. Dog →
It
4. Group →
They
5. Boy pointing →
I
6. Cartoon character →
It
7. Man running →
He
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💡 Explanation:
Personal pronouns refer to people or things based on gender, number, and person:
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I – speaker (first person singular)
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You – listener (second person)
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He/She/It – third person singular (male/female/object)
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We/They – plural forms
This exercise helps students associate visual cues with correct pronouns and reinforces listening skills.
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If you're completing this worksheet digitally, click the
listen icon next to each pronoun to hear its pronunciation, then draw a line or click to match each picture with the right pronoun.
✔ All done!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet 1st grade.
