To solve the problem, we need to complete each sentence using the appropriate pronoun from the given options:
He, She, You, It, They, We. Let's analyze each sentence step by step:
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1. Ali has a kitten. ______ has a soft tail.
- The subject of the second sentence is the kitten, which is an animal.
- The correct pronoun for animals is
It.
Answer:
It
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2. My father is a doctor. ______ works in a hospital.
- The subject of the second sentence is "My father," who is male.
- The correct pronoun for a male person is
He.
Answer:
He
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3. Sara is in the park. ______ is skipping.
- The subject of the second sentence is "Sara," who is female.
- The correct pronoun for a female person is
She.
Answer:
She
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4. The students are in the library. ______ are reading books.
- The subject of the second sentence is "The students," which refers to a group of people.
- The correct pronoun for a plural group is
They.
Answer:
They
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5. My brother and I have toys. ______ play together.
- The subject of the second sentence is "My brother and I," which refers to two people (the speaker and their brother).
- The correct pronoun for the speaker and another person is
We.
Answer:
We
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6. I am going to the mall. Are ______ coming with me?
- The question is asking if someone else is coming along with the speaker.
- The correct pronoun for addressing someone directly is
You.
Answer:
You
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Final Answers:
1.
It
2.
He
3.
She
4.
They
5.
We
6.
You
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Explanation:
Pronouns are used to replace nouns to avoid repetition and make sentences flow smoothly. The choice of pronoun depends on:
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Gender: Use
He for males,
She for females, and
It for animals or objects.
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Number: Use
They for plural subjects and
We for the speaker and others.
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Direct Address: Use
You when addressing someone directly.
This worksheet helps reinforce the correct usage of pronouns based on context.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet.