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Worksheet: Singular and Plural Pronouns
Instructions:
> Remember, a singular pronoun replaces a singular noun. The words *I, he, she, it, him, her, his, and its* are singular pronouns. Always capitalize the pronoun *I*.
> A plural pronoun replaces a plural noun. The words *we, you, they, us, and them* are plural pronouns.
> Read each sentence. Write the pronoun that fits best in the second sentence of each pair. Use the clue in () to help you.
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Now let's solve each item:
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1. Pictures are popular in Mexico. (plural)
→ *They* are hollow toys made from paper.
✔ Answer: They
(Explanation: "Pictures" is plural, so we use the plural pronoun "they.")
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2. Pilates come in many shapes. (plural)
→ *They* are shaped like animals.
✔ Answer: They
(Explanation: "Pilates" is plural — likely referring to "pilas" or "piñatas," common in Mexican culture. Since it's plural, "they" is correct.)
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3. The pilots hang from the ceiling. (plural)
→ *They* contain gifts and treats.
✔ Answer: They
(Explanation: "Pilots" is plural → use "they.")
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4. Juan tries to hit the piñata with a stick. (singular)
→ *He* has been blindfolded.
✔ Answer: He
(Explanation: "Juan" is a singular person → use "he.")
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5. The children cheer when the piñata breaks. (plural)
→ *They* rush to collect the prizes.
✔ Answer: They
(Explanation: "Children" is plural → use "they.")
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✔ Final Answers:
1. They
2. They
3. They
4. He
5. They
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📝 Explanation Summary:
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Singular pronouns: I, he, she, it, him, her, his, its
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Plural pronouns: we, you, they, us, them
- Always use the pronoun that matches the number (singular/plural) of the noun it refers to.
- Capitalize
I whenever used.
This exercise helps students understand how pronouns agree with their antecedents in number.
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