Here's the correct solution for each picture, with a clear explanation:
---
1. Picture: Boy flexing his arms
✔ Correct Pronoun: He
🔹 *Explanation:* The image shows a male child. “He” is the subject pronoun used for males.
---
2. Picture: Pug dog
✔ Correct Pronoun: It
🔹 *Explanation:* Although pets can sometimes be referred to as “he” or “she” if their gender is known, in general grammar exercises like this (especially for young learners), animals without specified gender are referred to with the neutral pronoun “It.” Since no gender is indicated, “It” is the safest and most grammatically standard choice here.
---
3. Picture: Bee
✔ Correct Pronoun: It
🔹 *Explanation:* Bees are insects — non-human living things. Unless personified or given a name/gender (like in cartoons), we use “It” for animals and insects in basic grammar.
---
4. Picture: Girl waving with a backpack
✔ Correct Pronoun: She
🔹 *Explanation:* The image clearly shows a female child. “She” is the subject pronoun used for females.
---
5. Picture: Small wooden table
✔ Correct Pronoun: It
🔹 *Explanation:* A table is an inanimate object. Inanimate objects always take the pronoun “It.”
---
6. Picture: Woman with brown hair wearing red shirt
✔ Correct Pronoun: She
🔹 *Explanation:* This is an adult female. “She” is the correct subject pronoun for females.
---
✔ Final Answers:
| Picture # | Correct Subject Pronoun |
|-----------|--------------------------|
| 1 (Boy) | He |
| 2 (Dog) | It |
| 3 (Bee) | It |
| 4 (Girl) | She |
| 5 (Table) | It |
| 6 (Woman) | She |
---
💡
Teaching Tip:
This worksheet helps students learn to match pronouns based on:
- Gender (He = male, She = female)
- Living vs. non-living (It = animals/insects/objects unless specified otherwise)
Great job practicing subject pronouns! 🌟
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subjective pronoun worksheet.
