Grade 6: Kinds of Pronouns worksheet - Free Printable

Task: Fill in the blanks with personal pronouns.

#### Explanation:
Personal pronouns are words that replace nouns referring to people, places, or things. They help avoid repetition and make sentences more concise. The task requires filling in the blanks with appropriate personal pronouns based on the context of each sentence.

Here are the solutions with explanations:

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Solutions:

1. Meena is taller than _________.
- Context: Comparing Meena's height with someone else.
- Pronoun: her (assuming the comparison is with a female).
- Answer: Meena is taller than her.

2. I have three neighbours _________ all are best friends.
- Context: Referring to multiple neighbors as a group.
- Pronoun: who (relative pronoun used for people).
- Answer: I have three neighbours who all are best friends.

3. Don’t you remember _________? _________ am your childhood friend.
- Context: Asking if someone remembers a specific person who is also their childhood friend.
- Pronouns: me (object form) and I (subject form).
- Answer: Don’t you remember me? I am your childhood friend.

4. Is that _________ hiding behind that couch? _________ come out right now.
- Context: Referring to someone hiding behind a couch and addressing them directly.
- Pronouns: someone (placeholder for an unknown person) and you (direct address).
- Answer: Is that someone hiding behind that couch? You come out right now.

5. Chawla and Deepu get good marks. This is because _________ work hard.
- Context: Explaining why Chawla and Deepu get good marks.
- Pronoun: they (plural subject form for two people).
- Answer: Chawla and Deepu get good marks. This is because they work hard.

6. An idle mind is a devil’s workshop. Why don’t _________ cultivate a hobby?
- Context: Encouraging someone to cultivate a hobby.
- Pronoun: you (general address to the reader/listener).
- Answer: An idle mind is a devil’s workshop. Why don’t you cultivate a hobby?

7. My teacher is Mr Verma. _________ teaches us Science.
- Context: Identifying the teacher who teaches Science.
- Pronoun: He (subject form for Mr. Verma, assuming he is male).
- Answer: My teacher is Mr Verma. He teaches us Science.

8. _________ love ripe and juicy mangoes. _________ are the best food on a hot day.
- Context: Describing a general preference for mangoes.
- Pronouns: We (plural subject form) and They (plural object form for mangoes).
- Answer: We love ripe and juicy mangoes. They are the best food on a hot day.

9. A dog is a domestic animal. A fox is a wild animal. But _________ both belong to the canine family.
- Context: Referring to dogs and foxes collectively.
- Pronoun: they (plural subject form for dogs and foxes).
- Answer: A dog is a domestic animal. A fox is a wild animal. But they both belong to the canine family.

10. Meena was known as the iron lady of India. _________ was a very good lady.
- Context: Referring back to Meena.
- Pronoun: She (subject form for Meena).
- Answer: Meena was known as the iron lady of India. She was a very good lady.

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Final Answers:

1. Meena is taller than her.
2. I have three neighbours who all are best friends.
3. Don’t you remember me? I am your childhood friend.
4. Is that someone hiding behind that couch? You come out right now.
5. Chawla and Deepu get good marks. This is because they work hard.
6. An idle mind is a devil’s workshop. Why don’t you cultivate a hobby?
7. My teacher is Mr Verma. He teaches us Science.
8. We love ripe and juicy mangoes. They are the best food on a hot day.
9. A dog is a domestic animal. A fox is a wild animal. But they both belong to the canine family.
10. Meena was known as the iron lady of India. She was a very good lady.

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Boxed Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{
1. \text{her} \\
2. \text{who} \\
3. \text{me}, \text{I} \\
4. \text{someone}, \text{you} \\
5. \text{they} \\
6. \text{you} \\
7. \text{He} \\
8. \text{We}, \text{They} \\
9. \text{they} \\
10. \text{She}
}
\]