To solve this worksheet, we need to choose the correct pronoun for each sentence. Here is a simple rule to help us:
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Subject Pronouns (I, You, He, She, It, We, They) are used when the person is
doing the action. They usually come at the start of the sentence or before the verb.
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Object Pronouns (Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, Them) are used when the action is happening
to the person. They usually come after the verb or after words like "with," "give," or "to."
Let's look at each question step-by-step:
1.
(She / Her) ............ often drinks milk.
* The person is doing the drinking. We need the subject pronoun.
* Choice:
She
2.
Please give (I / me) ............ a pen.
* The pen is being given *to* the person. We need the object pronoun.
* Choice:
me
3.
John takes (she / her) ............ to school.
* John is taking someone. The action is happening to that person. We need the object pronoun.
* Choice:
her
4.
(They / Them) ............ are my friends.
* These people *are* the friends. They are the subject of the sentence. We need the subject pronoun.
* Choice:
They
5.
Ann is our grandma. She really loves ............ (we / us).
* Ann loves *us*. The love is directed at us. We need the object pronoun.
* Choice:
us
6.
(I / Me) ............ usually ride a bike with my mum.
* The person is doing the riding. We need the subject pronoun.
* Choice:
I
7.
He goes to the cinema with ............ (they / them).
* The word "with" tells us we need an object pronoun.
* Choice:
them
8.
Lisa is a student. (She / Her) ............ is 14 years old.
* Lisa is the one who is 14. She is the subject. We need the subject pronoun.
* Choice:
She
9.
Mark is Lucy's little brother. Lucy plays card games with (he / him) ............ in the afternoon.
* Lucy plays with Mark. The word "with" means we need the object pronoun.
* Choice:
him
10.
Their dad buys (they / them) ............ ice cream every Friday.
* Dad buys ice cream *for* them. We need the object pronoun.
* Choice:
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.
