Pronoun Worksheets | guruparents - Free Printable

Here’s the completed Pronoun Worksheet 4 with correct pronouns filled in, based on the pictures and sentence structure:

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✔ 1. _She_ is kicking the ball.
→ The picture shows a girl (with pigtails, wearing jersey #7). “She” is the correct subject pronoun for a female.

✔ 2. This is _his_ hat.
→ The picture shows a boy tipping his red hat. “His” is the possessive pronoun showing ownership — the hat belongs to him.

✔ 3. _They_ are dancing.
→ The picture shows two people dancing together (a man and woman). “They” is the plural subject pronoun used for more than one person.

✔ 4. _It_ is a blue bag.
→ The picture shows an object — a blue bag. “It” is the neutral subject pronoun used for things or animals when gender isn’t specified.

✔ 5. _He_ is standing up.
→ The picture shows a boy standing, holding a baseball glove. “He” is the subject pronoun for a male.

✔ 6. _It_ is eating grass.
→ The picture shows a cow. Although cows are animals that can be referred to as “she” or “he,” in early grammar worksheets like this, “it” is often used for animals unless gender is clearly indicated or emphasized. Since no gender is specified, “it” is the safest and most common choice at this level.

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📌 Summary of Answers:

1. She
2. his
3. They
4. It
5. He
6. It

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📘 Teaching Tip for Parents:
Help your child understand:
- Subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) replace the *subject* of a sentence (who is doing the action).
- Possessive pronouns (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) show *ownership*.
- Use the picture to determine if the subject is one person/thing (singular) or more than one (plural), and whether it’s male, female, or neutral.

This worksheet helps build foundational grammar skills through visual context — great for early learners! 🌟

Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards to reinforce this!