Here are the step-by-step solutions for each sentence:
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Sentence: (She/ Her) drinks some milk.
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Reasoning: The blank is before the verb "drinks," so it needs to be the subject of the sentence. "She" is a subject pronoun, while "Her" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: She
2.
Sentence: You give (I/ me) a pen.
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the verb "give." This means it is the person receiving the action (the object). "Me" is an object pronoun, while "I" is a subject pronoun.
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Answer: me
3.
Sentence: John takes (she/ her) to school.
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the verb "takes." It refers to the person being taken somewhere (the object). "Her" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: her
4.
Sentence: (They/ Them) are my friends.
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Reasoning: The blank is at the start of the sentence before the verb "are." It is the subject doing the action/state. "They" is a subject pronoun.
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Answer: They
5.
Sentence: She really loves (we/ us).
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the verb "loves." It is the person receiving the love (the object). "Us" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: us
6.
Sentence: (I/ Me) ride a bike with my mom.
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Reasoning: The blank is before the verb "ride." It is the person doing the riding (the subject). "I" is a subject pronoun.
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Answer: I
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Sentence: He gets home with (they/ them).
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the preposition "with." In this position, we need an object pronoun. "Them" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: them
8.
Sentence: Lisa is a student. (She/ Her) is 14 years old.
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Reasoning: The blank starts a new sentence and is followed by the verb "is." We need a subject pronoun to talk about Lisa. "She" is the subject pronoun.
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Answer: She
9.
Sentence: You miss (he/ him) so much.
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the verb "miss." It is the person being missed (the object). "Him" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: him
10.
Sentence: My dad bought (they/ them) a car.
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Reasoning: The blank comes after the verb "bought." It is the people receiving the car (the object). "Them" is an object pronoun.
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Answer: them
Final Answer:
1. She
2. me
3. her
4. They
5. us
6. I
7. them
8. She
9. him
10. them
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject object pronoun worksheet.
