Pronoun Worksheets | guruparents - Free Printable

Let's solve this Pronoun Worksheet 1 step by step.

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🔍 Task Overview:

The worksheet asks children to:
1. Trace each pronoun word.
2. Sound it out and understand what it says.
3. Draw a line from the word to its matching image.

We have six pronouns on the left and six images on the right. We need to match each pronoun with the correct picture based on gender and number.

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✔ Step-by-Step Matching:

Let’s go through each pronoun and find its matching image.

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#### 1. it
- "It" refers to an object or thing, not a person.
- Look at the images: The blue bag is an object — not a person.
- ✔ So, "it" → Blue bag

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#### 2. she
- "She" refers to a female person.
- Look at the images: There are two girls playing soccer (one in red jersey), and one woman in a family photo.
- But the girl in the red jersey appears twice, so we need to see which one matches "she".
- Since both images of the girl are identical, and "she" is used twice, both instances should connect to the girl in the red jersey.
- However, only one image is shown for that girl (top and middle). Wait — actually, there are two identical pictures of the girl in red jersey.

Wait! Let's list all the images clearly:

From top to bottom:
1. Girl in red jersey playing soccer ✔
2. Boy in striped shirt holding baseball glove ✔
3. Blue shopping bag ✔
4. Girl in red jersey playing soccer ✔ (same as #1)
5. Family (mom, dad, baby) ✔
6. Boy in striped shirt holding baseball glove ✔ (same as #2)

So the images are:
- Girl (soccer player) – appears twice
- Boy (baseball player) – appears twice
- Blue bag – once
- Family – once

Now back to pronouns:

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#### 2. she
- Refers to a female.
- The girl in red jersey is the only female individual shown.
- Since “she” appears twice, and the girl appears twice, we match both "she" words to the girl images.

But wait — the worksheet has:
- First "she" → match to first girl image
- Second "she" → match to second girl image

But they’re identical. That’s okay — just match each "she" to a girl image.

✔ So:
- "she" → Girl in red jersey (top)
- "she" → Girl in red jersey (middle)

But wait — the second "she" is the last word on the list. Let's check the order.

List of words:
1. it
2. she
3. he
4. they
5. he
6. she

And images:
1. Girl (soccer)
2. Boy (baseball)
3. Bag
4. Girl (soccer)
5. Family
6. Boy (baseball)

So now let’s match each word to the image that fits.

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Final Matching:

| Word | Meaning | Match |
|------|--------|-------|
| it | An object | → Blue bag (image #3) |
| she | A female person | → Girl in red jersey (image #1) |
| he | A male person | → Boy in striped shirt (image #2) |
| they | More than one person | → Family (mom, dad, baby) (image #5) |
| he | Another male person | → Boy in striped shirt (image #6) |
| she | Another female person | → Girl in red jersey (image #4) |

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✔ Correct Lines to Draw:

1. it → Blue bag (image #3)
2. she → Girl in red jersey (image #1)
3. he → Boy in striped shirt (image #2)
4. they → Family (image #5)
5. he → Boy in striped shirt (image #6)
6. she → Girl in red jersey (image #4)

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🧠 Explanation for Kids:

- "It" is for things — like a bag.
- "She" is for girls.
- "He" is for boys.
- "They" is for more than one person — like a whole family.

Even if the same image repeats, you can use it more than once if the word matches.

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✔ Final Answer:

Draw lines as follows:

- it → Blue bag
- she → Girl playing soccer (top)
- he → Boy with baseball glove (top)
- they → Family
- he → Boy with baseball glove (bottom)
- she → Girl playing soccer (middle)

> 💡 Tip: Help your child trace each word first, then say the sound aloud ("sh-e", "h-e", etc.), and then match to the correct image.

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