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Year 3 Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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Year 3 Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

A pronoun takes the place of a noun. Circle the pronoun that can replace the bold words.

1.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The man waved to us.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: He

2.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? My grandpa likes to fish.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: He

3.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The girls are singing.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: They

4.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? Dad is cooking dinner.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: He

5.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The queen wore a crown.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: She

6.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The teachers are in the hall.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: They

7.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The apples are ripe.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: They

8.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The car is very fast.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: It

9.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The ducks swam across the pond.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: They

10.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The book is on the shelf.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: It

11.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? My aunt is a doctor.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: She

12.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The ball rolled away.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: It

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