Here are the correct words to fill in the blanks for each section of your worksheet.
Add the correct first person singular form:
*(These sentences use "I", "me", "my", "mine", or "myself")*
1. These are
my gloves.
I knitted them
myself, so
I am certain they are
mine.
2.
I am going to school tomorrow. It is going to be fun for
me.
3. How about going swimming with
me this afternoon?
I would love to, but a friend of
mine is visiting
me after work so
I have to get straight home when
my job is done.
4.
My idea of a great ice cream is banana split,
I just love it.
I bought this ice cream, it’s
mine.
5.
I finished the homework
myself, nobody helped
me.
6. The more
I do
myself, makes
me more of an independent person.
I like that!
***
Add the correct second person singular form:
*(These sentences use "you", "your", "yours", or "yourself")*
1. Hey, how are
you doing? Fine, and
you?
2. That must be
your son, he really looks like
you.
3. Thank
you and this dog is
yours, I presume?
4. What a lovely weather, would
you like to get an ice cream in that shop next to
your house?
5. Great idea,
you must let me pay this time. I have some cash, so
you can save
yours.
6. Did
you write this poem
yourself?
You are such a talent, I’m sure that one day
you will become a very famous poet.
***
Add the correct third person singular form:
*(These sentences use "he/she/it", "him/her/it", "his/hers/its", or "himself/herself/itself")*
1. Mary was out playing with
her sister Daisy. After a while
she told
her sister to go play by
herself.
2. “She is the best”, thought Mary.
It was a golden opportunity for Mary to read this new thriller
she had brought with
her.
3. Every once in a while
she looked up from the book and saw that
her little sister was doing fine.
She even had a little boy to play with now.
4. George had brought
his tiny cars with
him and they were excellent for playing in the sandbox.
5. The children were building roads for the cars. George had already built a bridge that was so well done,
it looked like a real bridge, only smaller.
6.
He was proud of
his work, he did
it all by
himself.
7. Daisy began building a castle,
its shape was fascinating. The sandbox
itself is a great place to spend some quality time.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet grammar using i and me.
