Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to pick the right personal pronoun that matches the subject given on the left.
Personal pronouns are words like: I, you, he, she, it, we, they — and their forms depending on if they’re doing the action (subject) or receiving it (object). Here, since all blanks are at the start of sentences and followed by verbs, we need
subject pronouns.
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1. Martin → He
“He has never had a popsicle.”
✔
2. Kim and I → We
“We are good friends.”
✔ (Because “Kim and I” = us together → “we”)
3. George → He
“He walks his dog three times a day.”
✔
4. Anna → She
“She sleeps late on the weekends.”
✔
5. that clock → It
“It is always running fast.”
✔ (Clocks are things → use “it”)
6. the door → It
“It sticks in the summer.”
✔ (Doors are objects → “it”)
7. my hair → It
“It never looks right when it rains.”
✔ (Hair is treated as a thing → “it”)
8. Jim and Don → They
“They are both in summer school.”
✔ (Two people → plural → “they”)
9. Ed → He
“He called while you were gone.”
✔
10. the boys → They
“They don’t listen to me.”
✔ (Plural group → “they”)
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All answers match the subject with the correct subject pronoun.
Final Answer:
1. He
2. We
3. He
4. She
5. It
6. It
7. It
8. They
9. He
10. They
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of replace nouns with pronouns worksheet.
