Pronoun worksheet for Grade 3 - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet step by step and explain each answer.

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🔹 Objective of the Worksheet:

This worksheet teaches object pronouns in English. Object pronouns are used when the person or thing is receiving the action (i.e., they are the object of a verb or preposition). They differ from subject pronouns, which perform the action.

#### 🔸 Key Rule:
- Use subject pronouns (I, he, she, we, they) when the person is doing the action.
- Use object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them) when the person is receiving the action.

> Example:
> ✘ Tom is my brother. I like playing with he. → Incorrect (he = subject pronoun)
> ✔ Tom is my brother. I like playing with him. → Correct (him = object pronoun)

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🔸 Pronoun Conversion Table (Given):

| Subject Pronoun | → | Object Pronoun |
|------------------|---|----------------|
| He | → | him |
| She | → | her |
| It | → | it |
| I | → | me |
| You | → | you |
| We | → | us |
| They | → | them |

> Note: "You" is the same for both subject and object form.

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Now let’s go through the exercises:

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✔ 1. Sally has a kitten. The kitten belongs to ________.

- Sally is a girl → use her as the object pronoun.
- The kitten belongs to her.

✔ Answer: her

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✔ 2. Chris has a toy plane. The toy plane belongs to ________.

- Chris is a boy → use him as the object pronoun.
- The toy plane belongs to him.

✔ Answer: him

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✔ 3. My parents have a car. The car belongs to ________.

- My parents = plural → use them as the object pronoun.
- The car belongs to them.

✔ Answer: them

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✔ 4. My sister and I have a tent. The tent belongs to ________.

- "My sister and I" → two people, so we need the object pronoun for both.
- The object form of "I" is me, and "my sister" is her.
- So together: her and me → but in English, we usually say "them" if it's a group, or list both.

But here, since it's a compound subject ("My sister and I"), the object form would be her and me.

However, in this context, the sentence is asking who owns the tent — and since both my sister and I own it, the correct object pronoun phrase is her and me.

But note: in formal English, we might write "her and me", though grammatically, it's better to say "us" if referring to a group.

Wait — let's analyze carefully:

- "My sister and I" = we (subject)
- So the object form is us (because "we" becomes "us")

> Example:
> "The tent belongs to us."

✔ Answer: us

Because "my sister and I" = we → object form = us

So even though you could say "her and me", the best and most natural way is to use us.

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✔ Final Answers:

1. her
2. him
3. them
4. us

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📝 Summary Explanation:

| Sentence | Subject | Object Pronoun | Reason |
|--------|---------|----------------|-------|
| 1. Sally has a kitten. | Sally (she) → her | Female singular → her |
| 2. Chris has a toy plane. | Chris (he) → him | Male singular → him |
| 3. My parents have a car. | My parents (they) → them | Plural → them |
| 4. My sister and I have a tent. | My sister and I = we → us | Group → us (object form of "we") |

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✔ Final Answer Key:

1. her
2. him
3. them
4. us

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