Pronouns. A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun or nouns. A pronoun must agree with the noun it replaces. The pronouns I, he, she, it, and.

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Pronouns

A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun or nouns. A pronoun must agree with the noun it replaces. The pronouns I, he, she, it, and you can take the place of a singular noun. Tristan put a cap on. He put a cap on. He put a cap on. Jim and Ethan like to play baseball. Jim and Ethan like to play baseball. They like to play baseball. They like to play baseball.

The pronouns we, you and they can take the place of a plural noun or more than one noun or pronoun. Jamie and I are friends. We are friends.

Find the pronoun that would take the place of the underlined word. Ben likes to eat spinach for supper. He likes to eat spinach for supper.

Find the pronoun that would take the place of the underlined word. The house is old. It is old.

Find the pronoun that would take the place of the underlined word. Jack’s mother gave him a cookie in his lunchbox. She gave him a cookie in his lunchbox.

Find the pronoun that would take the place of the underlined word. Katelyn’s dad gave her some pie for lunch on Sunday. He gave her some pie for lunch on Sunday.

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. Nathan is here. We’re glad to see (we, you), Nathan! Nathan is here. We’re glad to see you, Nathan!

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. Now (we, you) can go to the party. Now we can go to the party.

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. Camryn and Angelyne are late. (You, They) told us to go ahead and go. Camryn and Angelyne are late. They told us to go ahead and go.

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. (We, You) can come with us. You can come with us.

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. Did you see my friends? (You, They) will be here soon. Did you see my friends? They will be here soon.

Find the pronoun that would complete the sentence. Hurry or we will go without (they, you). Hurry or we will go without you.