From 1-5 how well do you know the subject pronouns ?
1- I don't know the pronouns
2- Not sure 🙈
3- Okay 👌
4- I know many pronouns
5- Excellent
Personal Pronouns
Subject pronouns are those pronouns that perform the action in a sentence. They are I, you, he, she, we, they, and who.
Part 1:
Instructions: Read each sentence. Make changes to it by changing the nouns to pronouns to avoid repeating the names again and again. Write the complete sentence. 2-10
Example: Jose and I are cleaning the house.
Jose and I are cleaning the house. → We are cleaning the house.
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2.
Karla and Jennifer have been friends for many years.
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3.
The soccer player and the coach talked about the results for hours.
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4.
Linda, Marta, and I enjoyed spring break in Cancun, Mexico.
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5.
The adults and young people like to watch the World Cup.
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6.
Camila, Leslie, and I play basketball after school.
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7.
My mother and I enjoy gardening.
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8.
Ms. Lopez has a green car.
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9.
Claudia makes cookies every Sunday for my friends.
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10.
Carlos really makes me laugh.
Part 2:
Instructions: Create two (2) sentences. One sentence with nouns. Then, change the nouns to pronouns to avoid repeating the names again and again.
Example:
Jose and I are cleaning the house. → We are cleaning the house.
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11.
Instructions: Create two (2) sentences. One sentence with nouns. Then, change the nouns to pronouns to avoid repeating the names again and again.
Example:
Jose and I are cleaning the house. → We are cleaning the house.
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12.
Instructions: Create two (2) sentences. One sentence with nouns. Then, change the nouns to pronouns to avoid repeating the names again and again.
Example:
Jose and I are cleaning the house. → We are cleaning the house.
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Part 3:
Use the correct personal pronoun. Write ONLY the pronoun.
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15.
_____ often read books. (Ms. Castaneda)
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16.
_____ is watching TV. (Sergio)
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17.
____ is green. (the dress)
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18.
_____ are walking. (Leslie and I)
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19.
What are some subject pronouns? Write 3-5 pronouns
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From 1-5 how well do you understand the subject pronouns now?
