Let's solve this worksheet step by step.
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Instructions:
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Circle the
subject pronouns.
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Underline the
object pronouns.
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Definitions Recap:
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Subject Pronoun: Used as the subject of a verb (the one doing the action).
Examples: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
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Object Pronoun: Used as the object of a verb or preposition (the one receiving the action).
Examples: me, you, him, her, it, us, them
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Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1) This is Emma. She is Ethan's sister.
- "She" is the
subject of the second sentence ("She is...").
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✔ Circle: She
- No object pronoun here.
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✔ Answer: Circle
She
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2) Our wildlife tour was amazing. We enjoyed ourselves.
- "We" is the
subject of "enjoyed".
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✔ Circle: We
- "Ourselves" is a reflexive pronoun, but in this case, it's acting as the
object of the verb "enjoyed".
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✔ Underline: ourselves
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✔ Answer: Circle
We, Underline
ourselves
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3) Grandma is singing a lullaby to put him to sleep.
- "Grandma" is a noun, not a pronoun.
- "Him" is the
object of the verb "put" (they are putting *him* to sleep).
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✔ Underline: him
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✔ Answer: Underline
him
> (No subject pronoun in this sentence)
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4) Kiara bought a lollipop. She gave it to Desmond.
- "She" is the
subject of "gave".
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✔ Circle: She
- "It" is the
object of the verb "gave".
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✔ Underline: it
- "Desmond" is a noun, not a pronoun.
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✔ Answer: Circle
She, Underline
it
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5) Smith is afraid of snakes. They are dangerous.
- "They" is the
subject of "are".
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✔ Circle: They
- No object pronoun here.
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✔ Answer: Circle
They
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6) Jane, have you tried the new ride at the amusement park?
- "You" is the
subject of "have tried".
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✔ Circle: You
- No object pronoun.
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✔ Answer: Circle
You
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7) I can't understand the puzzle. Can someone help me?
- "I" is the
subject of "can't understand".
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✔ Circle: I
- "Me" is the
object of the verb "help".
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✔ Underline: me
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✔ Answer: Circle
I, Underline
me
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8) Aaron and Jake played so well. The school is sending them for training.
- "Aaron and Jake" are nouns — no pronoun.
- "Them" is the
object of the verb "sending".
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✔ Underline: them
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✔ Answer: Underline
them
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
1)
Circle: She
2)
Circle: We;
Underline: ourselves
3)
Underline: him
4)
Circle: She;
Underline: it
5)
Circle: They
6)
Circle: You
7)
Circle: I;
Underline: me
8)
Underline: them
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📝 Explanation:
This exercise helps students distinguish between
subject and
object pronouns based on their role in the sentence:
- Subject pronouns perform the action.
- Object pronouns receive the action.
By identifying these, students learn how pronouns replace nouns efficiently and avoid repetition.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject and object pronoun worksheet.