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The task is to replace the given nouns with the correct subject pronouns — specifically using: he, she, it, we, they.
Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence. They replace nouns when the noun has already been mentioned.
We will go through each phrase and determine which subject pronoun fits best:
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1. my sister → she
(A female person — singular)
2. your car → it
(An object — inanimate)
3. this man → he
(A male person — singular)
4. London → it
(A city — treated as singular and inanimate)
5. my sister and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
6. your Mum and Dad → they
(Two people — plural)
7. my head → it
(A body part — inanimate)
8. his mother → she
(A female person — singular)
9. Paul and Mary → they
(Two people — plural)
10. Prague → it
(A city — inanimate)
11. your dog → it
(An animal — typically uses "it" unless gender is specified)
12. Nicolas and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
13. Mr. Johnson → he
(A male person — singular)
14. their parents → they
(Two or more people — plural)
15. her brother → he
(A male person — singular)
16. our house → it
(A building — inanimate)
17. Mrs. Brown → she
(A female person — singular)
18. John’s father → he
(A male person — singular)
19. Mary’s brother and sister → they
(Two people — plural)
20. you and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
21. my new bicycle → it
(An object — inanimate)
22. her black shoes → they
(Plural object — "shoes" = two items, so use "they")
23. our school → it
(A place — inanimate)
24. students and their teacher → they
(Multiple people — plural)
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```
my sister → she
your car → it
this man → he
London → it
my sister and me → we
your Mum and Dad → they
my head → it
his mother → she
Paul and Mary → they
Prague → it
your dog → it
Nicolas and me → we
Mr. Johnson → he
their parents → they
her brother → he
our house → it
Mrs. Brown → she
John’s father → he
Mary’s brother and sister → they
you and me → we
my new bicycle → it
her black shoes → they
our school → it
students and their teacher → they
```
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- He = male person (singular)
- She = female person (singular)
- It = animals, objects, places, or things (not people)
- We = first person plural (including speaker)
- They = plural subjects (two or more people or things)
Note: Even though some animals might have genders, we usually use "it" unless the gender is emphasized (e.g., "my dog, Max, is very friendly — he loves playing").
Also, "you and me" becomes "we" because both are subjects.
✔ All answers are based on grammatical rules for subject pronouns in English.
The task is to replace the given nouns with the correct subject pronouns — specifically using: he, she, it, we, they.
Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence. They replace nouns when the noun has already been mentioned.
We will go through each phrase and determine which subject pronoun fits best:
---
1. my sister → she
(A female person — singular)
2. your car → it
(An object — inanimate)
3. this man → he
(A male person — singular)
4. London → it
(A city — treated as singular and inanimate)
5. my sister and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
6. your Mum and Dad → they
(Two people — plural)
7. my head → it
(A body part — inanimate)
8. his mother → she
(A female person — singular)
9. Paul and Mary → they
(Two people — plural)
10. Prague → it
(A city — inanimate)
11. your dog → it
(An animal — typically uses "it" unless gender is specified)
12. Nicolas and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
13. Mr. Johnson → he
(A male person — singular)
14. their parents → they
(Two or more people — plural)
15. her brother → he
(A male person — singular)
16. our house → it
(A building — inanimate)
17. Mrs. Brown → she
(A female person — singular)
18. John’s father → he
(A male person — singular)
19. Mary’s brother and sister → they
(Two people — plural)
20. you and me → we
(Two people including "me" — plural)
21. my new bicycle → it
(An object — inanimate)
22. her black shoes → they
(Plural object — "shoes" = two items, so use "they")
23. our school → it
(A place — inanimate)
24. students and their teacher → they
(Multiple people — plural)
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✔ Final Answers:
```
my sister → she
your car → it
this man → he
London → it
my sister and me → we
your Mum and Dad → they
my head → it
his mother → she
Paul and Mary → they
Prague → it
your dog → it
Nicolas and me → we
Mr. Johnson → he
their parents → they
her brother → he
our house → it
Mrs. Brown → she
John’s father → he
Mary’s brother and sister → they
you and me → we
my new bicycle → it
her black shoes → they
our school → it
students and their teacher → they
```
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🔍 Explanation:
- He = male person (singular)
- She = female person (singular)
- It = animals, objects, places, or things (not people)
- We = first person plural (including speaker)
- They = plural subjects (two or more people or things)
Note: Even though some animals might have genders, we usually use "it" unless the gender is emphasized (e.g., "my dog, Max, is very friendly — he loves playing").
Also, "you and me" becomes "we" because both are subjects.
✔ All answers are based on grammatical rules for subject pronouns in English.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of replacing nouns with pronouns worksheet.
