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Pronoun Worksheet 4 step by step, using the pictures and sentence structure to determine the correct pronouns.
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1. _____ is kicking the ball.
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Picture: A girl in a red jersey (number 7) is kicking a soccer ball.
- The subject is a
girl, so we use a
singular feminine pronoun.
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Correct pronoun: *She*
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✔ She is kicking the ball.
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2. This is _____ hat.
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Picture: A boy wearing a red hat.
- The sentence is talking about the
boy’s hat, so we need a
possessive pronoun.
- Since it's a boy, we use
his.
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✔ This is his hat.
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3. _____ are dancing.
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Picture: Two people — a man and a woman — dancing together.
- They are
two people, so we use a
plural pronoun.
- The correct subject pronoun for two people is
They.
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✔ They are dancing.
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4. _____ is a blue bag.
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Picture: A blue shopping bag.
- The bag is an object, not a person or animal with gender.
- We use
It to refer to things or animals when gender isn’t specified.
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✔ It is a blue bag.
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5. _____ is standing up.
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Picture: A boy standing up, holding something.
- The subject is a
boy, singular male.
- Use
He as the subject pronoun.
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✔ He is standing up.
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6. _____ is eating grass.
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Picture: A cow eating grass.
- The animal is a
cow, which is typically referred to with
it unless gender is known.
- Even though cows can be female, in general usage, we use
It for animals unless specified.
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✔ It is eating grass.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
She is kicking the ball.
2. This is
his hat.
3.
They are dancing.
4.
It is a blue bag.
5.
He is standing up.
6.
It is eating grass.
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🔍 Explanation Summary:
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Subject pronouns (She, He, They, It) replace nouns as the subject of the sentence.
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Possessive pronouns (his) show ownership.
- Always check:
- Number: Singular or plural?
- Gender: Male, female, or neutral?
- Person: Is it a person, animal, or thing?
This worksheet helps children practice identifying the correct pronoun based on context and visuals. Great for early grammar skills! 🌟
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronouns worksheet for grade 1.
