Pronoun Worksheet Worksheets - Free Printable
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The task is to rewrite the sentences using pronouns instead of nouns. Here's the solution with explanations for each sentence:
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- Rewritten: They swam in it.
- Explanation:
- "The students" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "The ocean" is replaced with the pronoun it (object pronoun).
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- Rewritten: Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?
- Explanation:
- "Doug" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "Jean" is replaced with the pronoun her (object pronoun).
- "She" remains as it is already a pronoun.
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- Rewritten: I think she has his cell phone.
- Explanation:
- "Sally" is replaced with the pronoun she (subject pronoun).
- "Tom’s" is replaced with the pronoun his (possessive pronoun).
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- Rewritten: They went with him to the movies.
- Explanation:
- "Gerry, Ken, and Mary" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "Keith" is replaced with the pronoun him (object pronoun).
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- Rewritten: It won the final game.
- Explanation:
- "The team" is replaced with the pronoun it (subject pronoun).
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- Rewritten: He is always on time.
- Explanation:
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
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- Rewritten: They thanked him.
- Explanation:
- "The girls" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun him (object pronoun).
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- Rewritten: He is taller than she.
- Explanation:
- "Zack" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "Anne" is replaced with the pronoun she (subject pronoun). Note that in formal writing, "than she" is correct, though colloquially "than her" might be used.
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- Rewritten: How much did he sell it for?
- Explanation:
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "His skateboard" is replaced with the pronoun it (object pronoun).
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1. They swam in it.
2. Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?
3. I think she has his cell phone.
4. They went with him to the movies.
5. It won the final game.
6. He is always on time.
7. They thanked him.
8. He is taller than she.
9. How much did he sell it for?
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{They swam in it.} \\
2. \text{Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?} \\
3. \text{I think she has his cell phone.} \\
4. \text{They went with him to the movies.} \\
5. \text{It won the final game.} \\
6. \text{He is always on time.} \\
7. \text{They thanked him.} \\
8. \text{He is taller than she.} \\
9. \text{How much did he sell it for?}
\end{array}
}
\]
---
1. The students swam in the ocean.
- Rewritten: They swam in it.
- Explanation:
- "The students" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "The ocean" is replaced with the pronoun it (object pronoun).
---
2. Did Doug ask Jean if she got every question right on the test?
- Rewritten: Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?
- Explanation:
- "Doug" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "Jean" is replaced with the pronoun her (object pronoun).
- "She" remains as it is already a pronoun.
---
3. I think Sally has Tom’s cell phone.
- Rewritten: I think she has his cell phone.
- Explanation:
- "Sally" is replaced with the pronoun she (subject pronoun).
- "Tom’s" is replaced with the pronoun his (possessive pronoun).
---
4. Gerry, Ken, and Mary went with Keith to the movies.
- Rewritten: They went with him to the movies.
- Explanation:
- "Gerry, Ken, and Mary" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "Keith" is replaced with the pronoun him (object pronoun).
---
5. The team won the final game.
- Rewritten: It won the final game.
- Explanation:
- "The team" is replaced with the pronoun it (subject pronoun).
---
6. Tom is always on time.
- Rewritten: He is always on time.
- Explanation:
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
---
7. The girls on the soccer team thanked Tom.
- Rewritten: They thanked him.
- Explanation:
- "The girls" is replaced with the pronoun they (subject pronoun).
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun him (object pronoun).
---
8. Zack is taller than Anne.
- Rewritten: He is taller than she.
- Explanation:
- "Zack" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "Anne" is replaced with the pronoun she (subject pronoun). Note that in formal writing, "than she" is correct, though colloquially "than her" might be used.
---
9. How much did Tom sell his skateboard for?
- Rewritten: How much did he sell it for?
- Explanation:
- "Tom" is replaced with the pronoun he (subject pronoun).
- "His skateboard" is replaced with the pronoun it (object pronoun).
---
Final Answer:
1. They swam in it.
2. Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?
3. I think she has his cell phone.
4. They went with him to the movies.
5. It won the final game.
6. He is always on time.
7. They thanked him.
8. He is taller than she.
9. How much did he sell it for?
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{They swam in it.} \\
2. \text{Did he ask her if she got every question right on the test?} \\
3. \text{I think she has his cell phone.} \\
4. \text{They went with him to the movies.} \\
5. \text{It won the final game.} \\
6. \text{He is always on time.} \\
7. \text{They thanked him.} \\
8. \text{He is taller than she.} \\
9. \text{How much did he sell it for?}
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of replacing nouns with pronouns worksheet.
