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Let's solve this grammar exercise step by step. The task is to complete each sentence with the correct personal pronoun from the list:
I, You, He, She, It, We, They
We need to choose the pronoun that matches the subject of the sentence in terms of number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, third).
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- "My mother and I" = two people → plural
- First person plural → We
✔ We are strong.
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- "Those houses" = plural, third person
→ They
✔ They are beautiful.
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- "You and your friend" = two people → plural
- Second person plural → You
✔ You are angry.
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- "You and I" = two people → plural
- First and second person → We
✔ We are happy.
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- "Silvia" = one person, female → third person singular
→ She
✔ She is scared.
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- "Anna and Paul" = two people → plural
→ They
✔ They are my friends. *(Note: "are" is missing in the blank, but implied)*
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- "This cat" = singular, animal → third person singular
→ It
✔ It is fat.
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- "These cats" = plural → third person plural
→ They
✔ They are fat.
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- Verb "am" is used with I
→ I
✔ I am bored.
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- "My brother" = male, singular → third person singular
→ He
✔ He is sad.
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- "You and your sister" = two people → plural
→ You
✔ You are nice.
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- "John and Alice" = two people → plural
→ They
✔ They are sporty.
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- "Elephants" = plural → third person plural
→ They
✔ They are grey.
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- Verb "am" goes with I
→ I
✔ I am a gardener.
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1. We
2. They
3. You
4. We
5. She
6. They
7. It
8. They
9. I
10. He
11. You
12. They
13. They
14. I
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1. My mother and I are strong. We are strong.
2. Those houses are beautiful. They are beautiful.
3. You and your friend are angry. You are angry.
4. You and I are happy. We are happy.
5. Silvia is scared. She is scared.
6. Anna and Paul are my friends. They are my friends.
7. This cat is fat. It is fat.
8. These cats are fat. They are fat.
9. I am bored.
10. My brother is sad. He is sad.
11. You and your sister are nice. You are nice.
12. John and Alice are sporty. They are sporty.
13. Elephants are grey. They are grey.
14. I am a gardener.
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I, You, He, She, It, We, They
We need to choose the pronoun that matches the subject of the sentence in terms of number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, third).
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1. My mother and I are strong. ______ are strong.
- "My mother and I" = two people → plural
- First person plural → We
✔ We are strong.
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2. Those houses are beautiful. ______ are beautiful.
- "Those houses" = plural, third person
→ They
✔ They are beautiful.
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3. You and your friend are angry. ______ are angry.
- "You and your friend" = two people → plural
- Second person plural → You
✔ You are angry.
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4. You and I are happy. ______ are happy.
- "You and I" = two people → plural
- First and second person → We
✔ We are happy.
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5. Silvia is scared. ______ is scared.
- "Silvia" = one person, female → third person singular
→ She
✔ She is scared.
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6. Anna and Paul are my friends. ______ my friends.
- "Anna and Paul" = two people → plural
→ They
✔ They are my friends. *(Note: "are" is missing in the blank, but implied)*
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7. This cat is fat. ______ is fat.
- "This cat" = singular, animal → third person singular
→ It
✔ It is fat.
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8. These cats are fat. ______ are fat.
- "These cats" = plural → third person plural
→ They
✔ They are fat.
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9. ______ am bored.
- Verb "am" is used with I
→ I
✔ I am bored.
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10. My brother is sad. ______ is sad.
- "My brother" = male, singular → third person singular
→ He
✔ He is sad.
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11. You and your sister are nice. ______ are nice.
- "You and your sister" = two people → plural
→ You
✔ You are nice.
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12. John and Alice are sporty. ______ are sporty.
- "John and Alice" = two people → plural
→ They
✔ They are sporty.
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13. Elephants are grey. ______ are grey.
- "Elephants" = plural → third person plural
→ They
✔ They are grey.
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14. ______ am a gardener.
- Verb "am" goes with I
→ I
✔ I am a gardener.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. We
2. They
3. You
4. We
5. She
6. They
7. It
8. They
9. I
10. He
11. You
12. They
13. They
14. I
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✔️ Completed Sentences:
1. My mother and I are strong. We are strong.
2. Those houses are beautiful. They are beautiful.
3. You and your friend are angry. You are angry.
4. You and I are happy. We are happy.
5. Silvia is scared. She is scared.
6. Anna and Paul are my friends. They are my friends.
7. This cat is fat. It is fat.
8. These cats are fat. They are fat.
9. I am bored.
10. My brother is sad. He is sad.
11. You and your sister are nice. You are nice.
12. John and Alice are sporty. They are sporty.
13. Elephants are grey. They are grey.
14. I am a gardener.
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Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation for any specific rule!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheets.
