Subject Pronouns worksheet for practicing grammar by replacing underlined nouns with appropriate pronouns.

Let's solve this step by step. The task is to replace the underlined noun in each sentence with the correct subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).

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🔹 Rules for Subject Pronouns:

- I – used for oneself
- You – used for the person being addressed
- He / She / It – used for singular male, female, or non-living things
- We – used for a group including the speaker
- They – used for multiple people or things

Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. Tom likes hockey.
→ "Tom" is a male person → use he
✔ He likes hockey.

2. Fran and Elena are friends.
→ Two people (female names), plural → use they
✔ They are friends.

3. Sharon and I are students.
→ "Sharon and I" includes the speaker → use we
✔ We are students.

4. Ana eats sushi.
→ "Ana" is a female name → use she
✔ She eats sushi.

5. The bicycle is red.
→ "The bicycle" is an object → use it
✔ It is red.

6. The children are happy.
→ "Children" = plural → use they
✔ They are happy.

7. Carol and I are from Canada.
→ Includes the speaker → use we
✔ We are from Canada.

8. The men are in the kitchen.
→ "Men" = plural → use they
✔ They are in the kitchen.

9. The cats are beautiful.
→ "Cats" = plural → use they
✔ They are beautiful.

10. The English teacher is wonderful! 😊
→ "The English teacher" is one person → use he or she, but since gender isn't specified, either is acceptable. However, in formal writing, we often use he/she or just they (singular they). But in basic grammar exercises, he or she is expected. Since no gender is given, we can choose he as a default or use they if allowed.

However, "they" is now widely accepted as a singular pronoun for gender-neutral cases.

✔ They are wonderful! (preferred modern usage)
OR ✔ He is wonderful! (traditional choice)

But since the original says "the English teacher" (singular), and we're replacing the subject, best to use He/She or They.

In many school settings, They is now accepted.

So: ✔ They are wonderful!

> Note: Some teachers may expect "He is wonderful!" but "They" is more inclusive and grammatically acceptable today.

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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. They are wonderful! 😊

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📝 Explanation Summary:

- Replace the underlined noun with the appropriate subject pronoun.
- Use he/she/it for singular nouns, we/they for plural, and I/you when applicable.
- For unknown gender, they is increasingly accepted as a singular pronoun.

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