Personal Pronouns Choose the Correct Pronouns Grammar Worksheet ... - Free Printable

Let's solve this step-by-step. The task is to choose the correct personal pronoun (he / she / it / you / we / they) for each picture and description.

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🔹 Understanding Personal Pronouns:

- he – male person
- she – female person
- it – objects, animals, or things (non-human)
- you – the person being addressed
- we – group including the speaker
- they – group of people or plural subjects

Now let’s go through each one:

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1. 🩺 Doctor and patient

- Two people: one doctor, one patient
- Both are people, so not "it"
- Since we don't know gender from image, but both appear female → use they
✔ Answer: they

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2. 👨‍🌾 A farmer

- One person, wearing overalls and hat → appears male
✔ Answer: he

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3. 👦👧👦 My friends and I

- "My friends and I" = a group that includes the speaker
- This refers to more than one person, including "me" → we
✔ Answer: we

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4. 🎒 A bag

- An object → not a person
✔ Answer: it

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5. ⚽ A ball

- An object → not a person
✔ Answer: it

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6. 👩‍👧 My mother and I

- Two people: mother and child (the speaker)
- Includes "I" → group including speaker → we
✔ Answer: we

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7. 👩‍🏫 A teacher

- Female person (based on appearance)
✔ Answer: she

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8. 👦👦 You and Peter

- Two people: "you" and Peter
- "You" is included → refers to two people, so you is used when addressing someone
But here it's asking for the pronoun to replace "you and Peter" → you is singular, but two people → should be you if speaking directly, but in third-person context, it would be they
Wait — actually, "you" can refer to multiple people (plural form).
So “you and Peter” = two people → you (if addressing them), but since it's a noun phrase, we're replacing it with a pronoun.
But "you" is already a pronoun, and it can be singular or plural. In this case, you is correct because it replaces "you and Peter" as the subject.
But wait — the instruction says: choose from he/she/it/you/we/they
So you is acceptable for plural address.
✔ Answer: you (as in “you” meaning both of you)

However, sometimes in grammar, "you and Peter" would be replaced by they if referring to them indirectly. But since the prompt says "you and Peter", and the pronoun must replace that, and "you" is already a pronoun, you is correct.

But note: "you" is the only pronoun that doesn’t change for number — it works for singular and plural.

So: ✔ Answer: you

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9. 🐧 Three penguins

- Multiple animals → plural → they
✔ Answer: they

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10. 👧 A sister

- One girl → female → she
✔ Answer: she

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✔ Final Answers:

| Picture | Description | Correct Pronoun |
|--------|-------------|------------------|
| 👩‍⚕️👩 | doctor and patient | they |
| 👨‍🌾 | a farmer | he |
| 👦👧👦 | my friends and I | we |
| 🎒 | a bag | it |
| ⚽ | a ball | it |
| 👩‍👧 | my mother and I | we |
| 👩‍🏫 | a teacher | she |
| 👦👦 | you and Peter | you |
| 🐧🐧🐧 | three penguins | they |
| 👧 | a sister | she |

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✔ Completed Worksheet:

```
doctor and patient → they
a farmer → he
my friends and I → we
a bag → it
a ball → it
my mother and I → we
a teacher → she
you and Peter → you
three penguins → they
a sister → she
```

This helps children understand how pronouns match subjects based on number (singular/plural) and gender (or object vs. person).