Problem Description:
The task is to determine whether each pronoun listed is
singular (S) or
plural (P). The instructions are clear: write "S" if the pronoun refers to one person or thing, and "P" if it refers to more than one person or thing.
Solution:
Let's analyze each pronoun one by one:
1.
he
- Refers to one person or thing.
-
Answer: S
2.
they
- Refers to more than one person or thing.
-
Answer: P
3.
me
- Refers to one person (the speaker).
-
Answer: S
4.
I
- Refers to one person (the speaker).
-
Answer: S
5.
us
- Refers to a group of people, including the speaker.
-
Answer: P
6.
you
- Can refer to either one person or multiple people, but in this context, it is typically used as a singular pronoun when addressing one person directly.
-
Answer: S (assuming singular usage)
7.
them
- Refers to more than one person or thing.
-
Answer: P
8.
it
- Refers to one thing or animal.
-
Answer: S
9.
him
- Refers to one person.
-
Answer: S
10.
her
- Refers to one person or thing.
-
Answer: S
11.
we
- Refers to a group of people, including the speaker.
-
Answer: P
Final Answer:
```
1. he - S
2. they - P
3. me - S
4. I - S
5. us - P
6. you - S
7. them - P
8. it - S
9. him - S
10. her - S
11. we - P
```
Explanation:
-
Singular Pronouns: These refer to one person, place, thing, or idea. Examples include:
he, she, it, I, me, him, her, you.
-
Plural Pronouns: These refer to more than one person, place, thing, or idea. Examples include:
they, us, them, we.
This distinction is fundamental in grammar and helps ensure clarity in communication.
Final Answer Boxed:
$$
\boxed{S, P, S, S, P, S, P, S, S, S, P}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of singular and plural pronoun worksheet.
