Printable grammar worksheets for teaching subject and object pronouns with interactive exercises.

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Let’s go through both sections one by one, solve the problems, and explain the reasoning behind each answer.

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🔹 Section 1: Subject Pronouns

Instructions: Pick the correct subject pronoun from the box below. Use capital letters where needed.

Pronouns to choose from: I, they, it, you, we, he, she

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#### 1. The girl is learning about dental hygiene. ______ will write a PowerPoint presentation.
- Answer: She
- Explanation: "The girl" is singular and female → use she as the subject pronoun.

#### 2. The school pupils have been practising a new song. ______ will perform it for the parents.
- Answer: They
- Explanation: "The school pupils" is plural → use they.

#### 3. The class picked Peter to lead their team project. ______ will be presented with a badge on Monday.
- Answer: He
- Explanation: "Peter" is male and singular → use he.

#### 4. I got a dog from Pet Rescue. ______ is called Scruffy.
- Answer: It
- Explanation: "Dog" is an animal, not a person, so use it.

#### 5. Sam and I are going to the swimming pool on Saturday. ______ are going to the café afterwards.
- Answer: We
- Explanation: "Sam and I" = two people → use we.

#### 6. My teacher will not run an spelling test tomorrow. ______ will study tonight.
- Answer: We
- Explanation: The students (including the speaker) will study → use we.

#### 7. Thanks for choosing me to adopt to the ______ as a very helpful person.
- Answer: Me
- Wait — this is a problem.
- This sentence seems grammatically incorrect. Let's fix it:
- Likely intended: "Thanks for choosing me to adopt me as a very helpful person." → but that doesn’t make sense.
- Or perhaps: "Thanks for choosing me to adopt to the group..."?
- Alternatively, maybe: "Thanks for choosing me to be part of the team. ______ am a very helpful person."
- But based on the original: "Thanks for choosing me to adopt to the ______ as a very helpful person."
→ This appears to be poorly written. Possibly meant to be:
> "Thanks for choosing me to be adopted into the team. I am a very helpful person."

However, if we must fill in the blank with a pronoun, and the sentence is:
> "Thanks for choosing me to adopt to the ______ as a very helpful person."

That still doesn't work. Perhaps the intended sentence was:
> "Thanks for choosing me to be adopted into the team. ______ am a very helpful person."

Then the answer would be: I

So assuming typo, likely intended:
> "Thanks for choosing me to be adopted into the team. I am a very helpful person."

✔ Answer: I

#### 8. I saw that film in the cinema. ______ is one of the best movies I have ever seen.
- Answer: It
- Explanation: Refers back to "that film" → use it.

#### 9. Some light came inside the house. ______ came from the birthday party.
- Answer: It
- Explanation: "Some light" is singular → use it.

#### 10. Some bright eyes made a book. ______ can't be used.
- Answer: It
- Explanation: "A book" is singular → use it.

> Wait — "Some bright eyes made a book"? That sounds odd. Likely meant: "Some bright eyes were reading a book. It can't be used." But again, grammar is off.

Assuming the sentence is:
> "Some bright eyes were reading a book. ______ can't be used."

Then: It refers to the book.

✔ So answer: It

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🔹 Section 2: Object Pronouns

Instructions: Pick the correct object pronoun from the box below. Use capital letters where needed.

Pronouns to choose from: me, you, him, her, it, us, them

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#### 1. I carried the bags of shopping to help ______. (the little old man)
- Answer: Him
- Explanation: "the little old man" → use him as object pronoun.

#### 2. I made a vegetable pizza for ______. (Dolly and me)
- Answer: Us
- Explanation: "Dolly and me" → plural → use us.

#### 3. Mother will be at the game for ______. (you and I)
- Answer: You
- Explanation: "You and I" → but "for" takes object form → use you.
- Note: "For you and me" is correct, but here it's "for ______" → only one pronoun fits.
- Since "you" is already correct as object pronoun, and "I" should be "me", but the sentence says "(you and I)" — likely a trick.
- Correct usage: "Mother will be at the game for you and me."
- But since only one blank: probably just you, or possibly us?

Wait — let’s re-read:
> "Mother will be at the game for ______. (you and I)"

But "you and I" is subject form → incorrect for object.

So the correct object form is you and me → but the sentence only has one blank.

Possibility: Maybe the sentence is:
> "Mother will be at the game for ______. (you and I)"

But that implies only one pronoun to fill. So likely, the intended answer is us, because "you and I" = "we" → object form = us.

✔ So answer: Us

(Though technically, "for you and me" is correct, but since it's one blank, us is acceptable.)

#### 4. Super-squidgy wrote the mission notes to ______. (the police station boss)
- Answer: Him
- Explanation: "the police station boss" → male? Assume male → him.

#### 5. My brother, Steven, and I wrote thank you letters to ______. (our aunt)
- Answer: Her
- Explanation: "our aunt" → female → her.

#### 6. Sam and Darcy made delicious blueberry jam from ______. (using blackberries)
- Answer: Them
- Explanation: "blackberries" → plural → them.

#### 7. Nikki put on her apron and made some cookies for ______. (Ester Smith)
- Answer: Her
- Explanation: "Ester Smith" → female → her.

#### 8. The orchid coach gave his team seats to ______. (Sam and I)
- Answer: Us
- Explanation: "Sam and I" → object form → us.

#### 9. The children were fighting over ______. (the rescue pack)
- Answer: It
- Explanation: "the rescue pack" → singular → it.

#### 10. You bought meat for your sport meal to ______. (your parents)
- Answer: Them
- Explanation: "your parents" → plural → them.

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✔ Final Answers:

#### Subject Pronouns:
1. She
2. They
3. He
4. It
5. We
6. We
7. I
8. It
9. It
10. It

#### Object Pronouns:
1. Him
2. Us
3. Us
4. Him
5. Her
6. Them
7. Her
8. Us
9. It
10. Them

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📌 Summary of Key Rules:

| Pronoun Type | Rule |
|-------------|------|
| Subject Pronouns | Used when the pronoun is the doer of the action (e.g., *She writes*). |
| Object Pronouns | Used when the pronoun is the receiver of the action (e.g., *I gave it to him*). |

Also remember:
- I / me: I is subject, me is object.
- He / him: he is subject, him is object.
- She / her: she is subject, her is object.
- We / us: we is subject, us is object.
- They / them: they is subject, them is object.

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