Task Overview:
The task is to identify and circle all the
objective personal pronouns and
subjective personal pronouns in the given sentences.
#### Definitions Recap:
1.
Subjective Personal Pronouns: These are used as the subject of a sentence. Examples: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
2.
Objective Personal Pronouns: These are used as the object of a verb or preposition. Examples: me, you, him, her, it, us, them.
Solution Approach:
We will go through each sentence and identify the pronouns, categorizing them as either subjective or objective based on their usage.
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Sentences Analysis:
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Group 1 (Sentences 1–12)
1.
They left it for you.
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Subjective: They
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Objective: you, it
2.
She baked me a chocolate cake.
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Subjective: She
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Objective: me
3.
Scott bought cookies for him.
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Subjective: Scott
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Objective: him
4.
John dropped it.
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Subjective: John
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Objective: it
5.
Sandy bought a gift for them.
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Subjective: Sandy
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Objective: them
6.
Luke needs to take him for a walk.
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Subjective: Luke
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Objective: him
7.
Mary dropped it on the floor.
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Subjective: Mary
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Objective: it
8.
Give your empty bags to her.
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Objective: her
9.
Give it to me.
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Objective: me, it
10.
Robert asked them to go to the park with him.
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Subjective: Robert
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Objective: them, him
11.
We threw a surprise party for him.
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Subjective: We
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Objective: him
12.
When Scott left, he forgot it.
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Subjective: Scott, he
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Objective: it
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####
Group 2 (Sentences 13–25)
13.
Mike packed it away.
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Subjective: Mike
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Objective: it
14.
The camper rolled away from her.
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Objective: her
15.
Her doll fell down it.
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Objective: it
16.
I earned money for selling it.
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Subjective: I
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Objective: it
17.
Mary brought the wings for us.
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Subjective: Mary
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Objective: us
18.
Can you leave it for me?
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Subjective: you
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Objective: it, me
19.
I really like them.
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Subjective: I
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Objective: them
20.
There's enough candy for us.
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Objective: us
21.
The new toy truck was for us!
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Objective: us
22.
She loved playing with it.
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Subjective: She
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Objective: it
23.
Drop off the goodies for them.
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Objective: them
24.
Aunt Sue left it for me.
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Subjective: Aunt Sue
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Objective: it, me
25.
Uncle Bob needs it now.
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Subjective: Uncle Bob
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Objective: it
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Final Answer:
Here is the list of all the pronouns identified, categorized as subjective or objective:
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Subjective Personal Pronouns:
- They, She, Scott, John, Sandy, Luke, Mary, Robert, We, Scott, he, Mike, Mary, you, I, She, Uncle Bob
####
Objective Personal Pronouns:
- you, it, me, him, them, it, her, it, them, him, it, it, her, it, us, it, me, them, it, me, it
These pronouns should be circled in the worksheet according to their respective categories.
Final Answer Box:
\[
\boxed{\text{See analysis above for circled pronouns.}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet for 3rd graders.
