The task is to replace the underlined nouns in each sentence with the appropriate subject pronoun. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence and include:
I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
Let's solve each sentence step by step:
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1. Tom likes hockey.
- Underlined noun:
Tom
- Subject pronoun for "Tom":
He
- Revised sentence:
He likes hockey.
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2. Fran and Elena are friends.
- Underlined noun:
Fran and Elena
- Subject pronoun for "Fran and Elena":
They
- Revised sentence:
They are friends.
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3. Sharon and I are students.
- Underlined noun:
Sharon and I
- Subject pronoun for "Sharon and I":
We
- Revised sentence:
We are students.
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4. Ana eats sushi.
- Underlined noun:
Ana
- Subject pronoun for "Ana":
She
- Revised sentence:
She eats sushi.
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5. The bicycle is red.
- Underlined noun:
The bicycle
- Subject pronoun for "The bicycle":
It
- Revised sentence:
It is red.
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6. The children are happy.
- Underlined noun:
The children
- Subject pronoun for "The children":
They
- Revised sentence:
They are happy.
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7. Carol and I are from Canada.
- Underlined noun:
Carol and I
- Subject pronoun for "Carol and I":
We
- Revised sentence:
We are from Canada.
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8. The men are in the kitchen.
- Underlined noun:
The men
- Subject pronoun for "The men":
They
- Revised sentence:
They are in the kitchen.
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9. The cats are beautiful.
- Underlined noun:
The cats
- Subject pronoun for "The cats":
They
- Revised sentence:
They are beautiful.
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10. The English teacher is wonderful!
- Underlined noun:
The English teacher
- Subject pronoun for "The English teacher":
She (assuming the teacher is female; if male, use "He")
- Revised sentence:
She is wonderful!
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Final Answers:
1.
He likes hockey.
2.
They are friends.
3.
We are students.
4.
She eats sushi.
5.
It is red.
6.
They are happy.
7.
We are from Canada.
8.
They are in the kitchen.
9.
They are beautiful.
10.
She is wonderful!
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Explanation:
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Subject pronouns are used when the noun is the subject of the sentence. They replace the noun to make the sentence more concise.
- The choice of pronoun depends on the gender and number of the noun being replaced:
- Singular masculine:
he
- Singular feminine:
she
- Singular neutral:
it
- Plural:
they
- First person singular:
I
- First person plural:
we
This exercise helps reinforce the understanding of subject pronouns and their usage in sentences.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject pronoun worksheet.
