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Singular and Plural Pronouns
Directions: Write the pronoun in each sentence.
1. Have you seen people play basketball?
→ you
*Explanation: “You” is the subject pronoun addressing the person being asked.*
2. They can have a lot of fun.
→ They
*Explanation: “They” refers to a group of people (plural pronoun).*
3. We have a basketball team.
→ We
*Explanation: “We” is the first-person plural subject pronoun.*
4. Troy can dribble the ball and shoot it.
→ it
*Explanation: “It” refers to the singular noun “ball.”*
5. He is the best player on this team.
→ He
*Explanation: “He” is the singular masculine subject pronoun referring to Troy or another male player.*
6. Maya is not tall, but she is fast.
→ she
*Explanation: “She” is the singular feminine subject pronoun referring to Maya.*
7. We were watching another team.
→ We
*Explanation: Again, “we” is the plural subject pronoun.*
8. They were a very talented bunch.
→ They
*Explanation: “They” refers to the group (“bunch”) — plural.*
9. Maya wanted to challenge them.
→ them
*Explanation: “Them” is the plural object pronoun referring to the opposing players/team.*
10. Thanks to Maya, we won the game.
→ we
*Explanation: “We” is the plural subject pronoun referring to the speaker’s team.*
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Directions: Write S if the underlined pronoun is singular. Write P if it is plural.
11. Some people like sports, and they join a team.
→ P
*Explanation: “They” refers to “some people” — plural.*
12. Fans watch them from the bleachers.
→ P
*Explanation: “Them” is the object form of “they,” referring to a team or players — plural.*
13. Janet jumps, and she glides through the air.
→ S
*Explanation: “She” refers to one person — Janet — singular.*
14. All of us watch Janet play basketball.
→ P
*Explanation: “Us” is the object form of “we” — plural.*
15. I guess people will invent even more games to play.
→ S
*Explanation: “I” is the first-person singular subject pronoun.*
16. Maybe we can think of a new game.
→ P
*Explanation: “We” is first-person plural.*
17. Dan has an idea, and I like it.
→ S
*Explanation: “It” refers to “an idea” — singular noun.*
18. He plays on several sports teams.
→ S
*Explanation: “He” refers to Dan — one person — singular.*
19. Janet asked me to play ball with her.
→ S
*Explanation: “Her” refers to Janet — one person — singular.*
20. Dan wants me to play a game with him.
→ S
*Explanation: “Him” refers to Dan — one person — singular.*
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✔ Final Answer Key:
Part 1:
1. you
2. They
3. We
4. it
5. He
6. she
7. We
8. They
9. them
10. we
Part 2:
11. P
12. P
13. S
14. P
15. S
16. P
17. S
18. S
19. S
20. S
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards for review!
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Singular and Plural Pronouns
Directions: Write the pronoun in each sentence.
1. Have you seen people play basketball?
→ you
*Explanation: “You” is the subject pronoun addressing the person being asked.*
2. They can have a lot of fun.
→ They
*Explanation: “They” refers to a group of people (plural pronoun).*
3. We have a basketball team.
→ We
*Explanation: “We” is the first-person plural subject pronoun.*
4. Troy can dribble the ball and shoot it.
→ it
*Explanation: “It” refers to the singular noun “ball.”*
5. He is the best player on this team.
→ He
*Explanation: “He” is the singular masculine subject pronoun referring to Troy or another male player.*
6. Maya is not tall, but she is fast.
→ she
*Explanation: “She” is the singular feminine subject pronoun referring to Maya.*
7. We were watching another team.
→ We
*Explanation: Again, “we” is the plural subject pronoun.*
8. They were a very talented bunch.
→ They
*Explanation: “They” refers to the group (“bunch”) — plural.*
9. Maya wanted to challenge them.
→ them
*Explanation: “Them” is the plural object pronoun referring to the opposing players/team.*
10. Thanks to Maya, we won the game.
→ we
*Explanation: “We” is the plural subject pronoun referring to the speaker’s team.*
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Directions: Write S if the underlined pronoun is singular. Write P if it is plural.
11. Some people like sports, and they join a team.
→ P
*Explanation: “They” refers to “some people” — plural.*
12. Fans watch them from the bleachers.
→ P
*Explanation: “Them” is the object form of “they,” referring to a team or players — plural.*
13. Janet jumps, and she glides through the air.
→ S
*Explanation: “She” refers to one person — Janet — singular.*
14. All of us watch Janet play basketball.
→ P
*Explanation: “Us” is the object form of “we” — plural.*
15. I guess people will invent even more games to play.
→ S
*Explanation: “I” is the first-person singular subject pronoun.*
16. Maybe we can think of a new game.
→ P
*Explanation: “We” is first-person plural.*
17. Dan has an idea, and I like it.
→ S
*Explanation: “It” refers to “an idea” — singular noun.*
18. He plays on several sports teams.
→ S
*Explanation: “He” refers to Dan — one person — singular.*
19. Janet asked me to play ball with her.
→ S
*Explanation: “Her” refers to Janet — one person — singular.*
20. Dan wants me to play a game with him.
→ S
*Explanation: “Him” refers to Dan — one person — singular.*
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✔ Final Answer Key:
Part 1:
1. you
2. They
3. We
4. it
5. He
6. she
7. We
8. They
9. them
10. we
Part 2:
11. P
12. P
13. S
14. P
15. S
16. P
17. S
18. S
19. S
20. S
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards for review!
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