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Pronouns Worksheet (I and Me Part 1) step by step, following the instructions.
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Understanding the Rules:
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"I" is used as a
subject pronoun — it comes before the verb (the doer of the action).
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"me" is used as an
object pronoun — it comes after the verb or after a preposition (the receiver of the action).
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✔ Part 1: Write (I) in the subject.
We need to use
"I" when it is the
subject of the sentence (the one doing the action).
1.
______ think you are very smart.
→ "I" is the one thinking.
✔ Answer: I
2.
My brother and ______ just finished our game.
→ "My brother and I" are both subjects (doing the finishing).
✔ Answer: I
3.
My sister and ______ went to the mall.
→ Again, "My sister and I" are the ones who went.
✔ Answer: I
4.
______ am very hungry.
→ "I" is the subject.
✔ Answer: I
5.
______ want to go to bed.
→ "I" wants to go to bed.
✔ Answer: I
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✔ Part 2: Write (me) in the predicate.
Now we use
"me" when it is the
object of the verb or preposition.
6.
The blanket keeps ______ warm at night.
→ The blanket is keeping *someone* warm. Who? "Me".
✔ Answer: me
7.
Mom will show ______ how to cook.
→ Mom is showing *someone* how to cook. That person is "me".
✔ Answer: me
8.
John will let ______ know how the movie went.
→ John will let *someone* know. That someone is "me".
✔ Answer: me
9.
My best friend told ______ the truth.
→ My best friend told *someone* the truth. That person is "me".
✔ Answer: me
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✔ Final Answers:
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Write (I) in the subject:
1.
I think you are very smart.
2. My brother and
I just finished our game.
3. My sister and
I went to the mall.
4.
I am very hungry.
5.
I want to go to bed.
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Write (me) in the predicate:
6. The blanket keeps
me warm at night.
7. Mom will show
me how to cook.
8. John will let
me know how the movie went.
9. My best friend told
me the truth.
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🌟 Explanation Summary:
- Use
"I" when you're the
doer of the action (subject).
- Use
"me" when you're the
receiver of the action (object).
- A helpful tip: Try replacing the blank with your name. If it sounds right, then "I" or "me" should follow the same rule.
- Example: "My brother and
I" → "My brother and
Sam" → correct.
- "My brother and
me" → "My brother and
Sam"? No, that doesn't sound right. So it’s “I”.
This worksheet helps build strong grammar foundations for using pronouns correctly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet 6th grade.