Pronoun practice worksheet with colorful illustrations and sentences for selecting the correct pronoun.

You're right to ask for an explanation — the image you uploaded is a pronoun worksheet with answers already filled in (in red/pink), but many of them are incorrect. Let’s go through each sentence one by one and explain the correct pronoun choice.

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📝 Pronoun Rules Reminder:

- I, we, you, he, she, it, they — subject pronouns (used as the *doer* of the action).
- Me, us, you, him, her, it, them — object pronouns (used as the *receiver* of the action).
- He/She/It — singular
- We/They — plural
- You — can be singular or plural

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## ✔ Corrected Answers + Explanations:

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1. Sara and Meena are good friends. ___ go to the same school.

- ✘ Incorrect: “We” (if written) — actually, “They” is correct here.
- ✔ Correct: They
> Why? “Sara and Meena” are two people → third person plural → they.
> “We” would mean *the speaker and someone else*, which doesn’t fit unless the speaker is Sara or Meena — but the sentence introduces them as separate from the speaker.

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2. Gopal helps everyone. ___ is a helpful boy.

- ✘ Incorrect: “Hi” — that’s not even a pronoun!
- ✔ Correct: He
> Why? Gopal is a male name → use he.

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3. Rahul is a naughty boy. ___ does not listen to anyone.

- ✘ Incorrect: “His” — that’s possessive (e.g., “his book”), not subject.
- ✔ Correct: He
> Why? Subject pronoun needed → Rahul = male → he.

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4. My name is Geeta. ___ study in class I.

- ✘ Incorrect: “She” — if Geeta is speaking, it should be “I”; if someone else is talking about Geeta, then “she”.
- ✔ Correct: I (if Geeta is speaking) OR She (if someone else is talking)
> But since the sentence starts with “My name is Geeta”, it’s Geeta speaking → so use I.
> So: I study in class I.

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5. Mohan and Sunil say, “___ are going to the market.”

- ✘ Incorrect: “We” — actually, “We” is CORRECT here!
> Why? Mohan and Sunil are speaking → they refer to themselves → we.
> ✔️ This one is actually correct!

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6. The teacher says to Seema, “___ are a good girl.”

- ✘ Incorrect: “They” — Seema is one girl → singular.
- ✔ Correct: You
> Why? The teacher is speaking *to Seema* → second person → you.
> Also, “are” matches “you” — “you are a good girl.”

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7. Sonal likes to eat fruits. ___ likes apples the most.

- ✘ Incorrect: “We” — Sonal is one person → not “we”.
- ✔ Correct: She
> Why? Sonal is typically a female name → she.

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8. This is an elephant. ___ lives in the forest.

- ✘ Incorrect: “She” — unless specified, animals are usually referred to as it unless gender is known or personified.
- ✔ Correct: It
> Why? General rule: use it for animals when gender is unknown or not specified.
> (If the text had said “This is Sheela the elephant”, then “she” would be okay.)

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## 🧾 Final Correct Answers:

1. They
2. He
3. He
4. I
5. We ✔ (already correct)
6. You
7. She
8. It

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## 💡 Teaching Tip:
When choosing pronouns, always ask:
→ Who is being talked about? (singular/plural?)
→ Is it the subject or object?
→ Is the person speaking? (then use “I” or “we”)

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✔ Summary Table:

| Sentence | Correct Pronoun | Reason |
|----------|------------------|--------|
| 1 | They | Sara and Meena = plural, third person |
| 2 | He | Gopal = male |
| 3 | He | Rahul = male |
| 4 | I | Speaker is Geeta |
| 5 | We | Mohan & Sunil speaking about themselves |
| 6 | You | Teacher speaking to Seema |
| 7 | She | Sonal = female |
| 8 | It | Elephant (gender not specified) |

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