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Year 5 Pronouns: he, she, it, they, him, her, them Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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Year 5 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? My aunt is a doctor.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: She

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

Answer: It

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? The queen wore a crown.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: She

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

Answer: He

6.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? The boy is reading.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: He

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

Answer: It

8.Which pronoun can replace the words in bold? My sister can ride a bike.
  1. AHe
  2. BShe
  3. CIt
  4. DThey

Answer: She

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

Answer: He

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

Answer: It

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

Answer: He

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

Answer: They

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