Pronouns take the place of
nouns. Pronouns are words such as it,
he, she, and they. Pronouns save time and energy.
They refer to the noun and save us the time of saying the noun
over and over again.
"When Jimmy heard Jimmy was getting a new puppy, Jimmy shouted
with joy."
Putting in
the word "he" for Jimmy saves time.
"When
Jimmy heardhe was getting a new puppy, he shouted
with joy."
Directions: Put the correct pronoun in each
sentence.
Use it, he, she or they.
Lucy enjoys going to the zoo, and
likes the lions the best.
My new bike is blue.
has black tires.
Bill and Jill are going biking, or
are going jogging.
Uncle Clint is my favorite uncle.
is married to my aunt.
The baby robins are getting big. Soon
will fly away.
Our computer is not working, so dad will take
to get repaired.
Minnie Mouse wears a skirt, and
also wears big, black shoes.
Our dog Jake ran away, and
came back the next day.
While Sam put the worm on the hook
wiggled and wiggled.
Our cat and dog never fight.
play together all of the time.
The nurse asked me to open my mouth and
said to say, "Ah."
Steve dropped the coin, and
caught it before it hit the ground.
Red is my favorite color.
is the color of my new skateboard.
My friend Cindy is coming over, and
will spend the night.
The cookies are baking.
will be done in a few minutes.
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