Grade 6 English worksheet on personal pronouns from Al-Reeyada International School, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Let's solve the worksheet step by step. The task is to fill in the blanks with appropriate personal pronouns.

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A. Fill in the blanks with personal pronouns.

We need to use personal pronouns like:
- I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, them
depending on the subject or object of the sentence and grammatical context.

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#### 1. Meena is taller than _________.
- We are comparing Meena to someone else.
- Since "Meena" is a female name, and the blank is after "than", it should be the object form of the pronoun.
- Likely referring to the speaker (you) or another person.
- Answer: *me*
✔ Meena is taller than me.

> 🔍 Why? "Than" is a preposition here, so we use the object pronoun "me".

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#### 2. I have three neighbours _________ all are best friends.
- This is a sentence with two clauses.
- First clause: "I have three neighbours"
- Second clause: "all are best friends" — but "all" refers to the neighbours.
- We need a relative pronoun or a personal pronoun to refer to the neighbours.
- But the blank is right after "neighbours", so it likely connects the two clauses.
- Correct structure: “I have three neighbours, who all are best friends.”
But the instruction says personal pronouns, not relative pronouns.

Wait — let’s check if this can be fixed with a personal pronoun.

Actually, “they” could work:
- “I have three neighbours. They all are best friends.”

But since it's one sentence, we can write:
- “I have three neighbours, and they all are best friends.”

But the blank is just one word. So perhaps the intended answer is they.

✔ Answer: *they*
➡️ "I have three neighbours. They all are best friends."

> Note: Grammatically, it’s better as two sentences or using “who”, but since it asks for a personal pronoun, they is correct.

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#### 3. Don’t you remember _________? _________ am your childhood friend.
- First blank: "Don't you remember ________?" → this is about someone the speaker knows.
- Second blank: "_________ am your childhood friend." → subject of the sentence.
- The second blank has "am" → must be I.
- So first blank: "Don’t you remember me?" because “remember” takes an object.

✔ Answers:
- First blank: *me*
- Second blank: *I*

➡️ "Don’t you remember me? I am your childhood friend."

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#### 4. Is that _________ hiding behind that couch? _________ come out right now.
- First blank: "Is that _________?" → probably asking about a person.
- "That" refers to someone — likely "you" or "he/she".
- Then: "_________ come out..." → command, so imperative mood.
- If it's "you", then "Come out!" is correct.
- So both blanks likely refer to you.

✔ Answers:
- First blank: *you*
- Second blank: *You*

➡️ "Is that you hiding behind that couch? You come out right now."

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#### 5. Chawla and Deepu get good marks. This is because _________ work hard.
- "Chawla and Deepu" = two people → plural.
- "This is because _________ work hard."
- Subject of the clause: needs plural pronoun.
- Refers to Chawla and Deepu → they

✔ Answer: *they*

➡️ "This is because they work hard."

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#### 6. An idle mind is a devil’s workshop. Why don’t _________ cultivate a hobby?
- "Why don’t _________?" → this is a question suggesting the listener should do something.
- The implied subject is you.

✔ Answer: *you*

➡️ "Why don’t you cultivate a hobby?"

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#### 7. My teacher is Mr Verma. _________ teaches us Science.
- "Mr Verma" is male → so pronoun should be he.
- "_________ teaches us Science" → subject of the sentence → he

✔ Answer: *He*

➡️ "He teaches us Science."

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#### 8. _________ love ripe and juicy mangoes. _________ are the best food on a hot day.
- First blank: subject — who loves mangoes?
- Could be we or they or you.
- But second blank: "_________ are" → plural verb → subject must be plural.
- Also, "are the best food" → refers back to mangoes.
- So second blank: They (referring to mangoes).
- Then first blank: who loves them? Probably we or people — but only personal pronouns allowed.
- So likely: We love mangoes. They are the best food...

✔ Answers:
- First blank: *We*
- Second blank: *They*

➡️ "We love ripe and juicy mangoes. They are the best food on a hot day."

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#### 9. A dog is a domestic animal. A fox is a wild animal. But _________ both belong to the canine family.
- "Both" refers to dog and fox → two animals → plural.
- So we need a pronoun that refers to both → they
- "But they both belong..."

✔ Answer: *they*

➡️ "But they both belong to the canine family."

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#### 10. Meena was known as the iron lady of India. _________ was a very good lady.
- Meena is a woman → so pronoun is she.
- "She was a very good lady."

✔ Answer: *She*

➡️ "She was a very good lady."

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✔ Final Answers:

| No. | Blank(s) | Answer(s) |
|-----|---------|----------|
| 1 | Meena is taller than _________ | me |
| 2 | I have three neighbours _________ all are best friends | they |
| 3 | Don’t you remember _________? _________ am your childhood friend | me, I |
| 4 | Is that _________ hiding behind that couch? _________ come out right now | you, You |
| 5 | This is because _________ work hard | they |
| 6 | Why don’t _________ cultivate a hobby? | you |
| 7 | _________ teaches us Science | He |
| 8 | _________ love ripe and juicy mangoes. _________ are the best food... | We, They |
| 9 | But _________ both belong to the canine family | they |
| 10 | _________ was a very good lady | She |

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📝 Summary of Pronouns Used:

- I – first person singular (subject)
- me – first person singular (object)
- you – second person (subject/object)
- he – third person singular (male, subject)
- she – third person singular (female, subject)
- they – third person plural (subject)
- we – first person plural (subject)

These are all personal pronouns used correctly based on grammar and context.

✔ All answers are correct and follow standard English usage.