Grammar Subject Pronouns 2.6.1 HMH 3rd

Identifying subject pronouns

This is something else we will learn today.

A pronoun takes the place of a noun.

​Remember a noun is a person, place, or thing

I, you, he, she, it and they are subject pronouns.

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Example:

John runs the race.

He runs the race.

Subject | Subject

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I can think to myself:

Who did what?

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The who is the pronoun.

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

George and his mom like to sketch.

• They

• We

• He

• She

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

Erin and I use watercolor paints in class.

• They

• We

• She

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

The boy has crayons and a coloring book.

• They

• We

• He

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

The glue will dry out if you leave the cap off.

• They

• WE

• She

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

Miss Harper designs fancy dresses.

• They

• WE

• She

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

Charles draws on the driveway with chalk.

• They

• WE

• He

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

The sculptor shapes her clay.

• They

• We

• She

• It

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun could be used in the following sentence?

Miles and I cut shapes out of construction paper.

• They

• We

• She

• It