Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to
fill in the correct subject pronoun (He, She, It, They, We) for each sentence based on the noun or name given in parentheses.
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Subject Pronouns Review:
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He – used for a male person
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She – used for a female person
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It – used for animals, objects, or things (non-human)
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They – used for multiple people or things
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We – used when including the speaker and others
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Now, let’s go through each sentence:
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1.
(Tony) ________ is happy.
- Tony is a male name → use
He
✔ He is happy.
2.
(Lisa) ________ is angry.
- Lisa is a female name → use
She
✔ She is angry.
3.
(A bike) ________ is red.
- A bike is an object → use
It
✔ It is red.
4.
(Two books) ________ are in the box.
- Two books = plural, non-human → use
They
✔ They are in the box.
5.
(Pon and Lisa) ________ are from Thailand.
- Pon and Lisa = two people → plural → use
They
✔ They are from Thailand.
6.
(Tom and I) ________ are Thai.
- Tom and I = two people including the speaker → use
We
✔ We are Thai.
7.
(The birds) ________ are from Bangkok.
- Birds = plural animals → use
They
✔ They are from Bangkok.
8.
(My mother) ________ is from USA.
- Mother = female person → use
She
✔ She is from USA.
9.
(My sisters) ________ are hungry.
- Sisters = plural female people → use
They
✔ They are hungry.
10.
(A rabbit) ________ is hungry.
- A rabbit = animal (singular), not human → use
It
✔ It is hungry.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
He
2.
She
3.
It
4.
They
5.
They
6.
We
7.
They
8.
She
9.
They
10.
It
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📝 Explanation Summary:
- Use
He/She for singular people (based on gender).
- Use
It for animals or things.
- Use
They for plural subjects (people or things).
- Use
We when the speaker is included with someone else.
This helps maintain grammatical agreement between the subject and verb (e.g., "is" vs. "are").
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation in Thai! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject pronouns worksheet.
