Let's solve each sentence by choosing the correct personal pronoun from the given options:
me, his, us, we, her, their, he.
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1. Mr. Chin is taking _____ to a movie.
- The verb "taking" needs an object.
- "Me" is the object form of "I".
- So, "Mr. Chin is taking
me to a movie."
✔ Answer: me
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2. Please teach _____ the correct way to do it.
- "Teach" is a verb that takes an object.
- We need an object pronoun.
- "Us" is the object form of "we".
- So, "Please teach
us the correct way to do it."
✔ Answer: us
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3. _____ are hungry. Please give us some food.
- The subject of the sentence is missing.
- "We" is the subject form (plural).
- "We are hungry" makes sense.
✔ Answer: We
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4. The ball is his. That is _____ ball.
- "His" is a possessive pronoun meaning "belonging to him".
- "That is
his ball." matches the first sentence.
✔ Answer: his
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5. Do you think that _____ is the thief?
- We need a subject pronoun.
- "He" is the subject form and fits here.
- "Do you think that
he is the thief?" is grammatically correct.
✔ Answer: he
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6. That is _____ bag. It is hers.
- "It is hers" means the bag belongs to a female.
- So, the blank should be a possessive pronoun for a female.
- "Her" is the possessive form (e.g., "her bag").
- "That is
her bag. It is hers." → both match.
✔ Answer: her
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7. The children are sleeping in _____ room.
- "The children" is plural.
- Their possessive pronoun is "their".
- "Their room" means the room belonging to the children.
✔ Answer: their
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8. Janet’s father bought _____ a new dress.
- "Bought" is a verb, and we need the object.
- "Janet" is female, so the object pronoun is "her".
- "Bought
her a new dress" is correct.
✔ Answer: her
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
me
2.
us
3.
We
4.
his
5.
he
6.
her
7.
their
8.
her
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📝 Summary:
This worksheet tests understanding of
personal pronouns, especially:
- Subject vs. object forms (e.g., *we* vs. *us*)
- Possessive pronouns (e.g., *his*, *her*, *their*)
Always check:
- Is the pronoun the subject or object?
- Is it singular or plural?
- Does it refer to a male, female, or group?
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheets.
