Grammar Elementary Topic 1

Elementary Grammar Practice: Subject Pronouns

Complete each question by selecting or choosing the correct subject pronoun.
Use “Check Answers” to verify your responses and “Explanation” to see detailed guidance.

“___ am a student.”
“I” is the correct singular subject pronoun when talking about yourself.
“___ are teachers.”
“We” refers to the speaker and other people together.
True or False: “He am happy.“
False. “He” uses “is,” not “am.” The correct sentence is “He is happy.”
“___ are friends.”
“They” refers to more than one person.
Correct the sentence: “Her is happy.“
“She” is the correct subject pronoun; “Her” is an object pronoun.
“___ is a doctor.”
“He” is used for a male singular person.
Choose the correct subject pronoun: “The cat is sleeping.“
“It” is used for animals and things.
“___ are very kind.”
“You” is used when speaking directly to one or more people.
Select the subject pronoun: “Maria likes apples.“
“She” replaces a singular female person.
“___ live in Canada.”
“We” means the speaker plus others.
“___ are my friends.”
“They” refers to a group of people.
True or False: “They is happy.“
False. “They” uses “are,” not “is.”
Choose the correct subject pronoun for an object: “The book is new.“
“It” refers to things and animals.
“___ is my brother.”
“He” refers to a male person.
“___ is my sister.”
“She” refers to a female person.
“___ are my friends.”
“You” is used when talking directly to someone or a group.
Correct the sentence: “Me am happy.“
“I” is the correct subject pronoun, “Me” is an object pronoun.
“___ go to school every day.”
“We” means the speaker and others.
“___ are playing football.”
“They” is plural for people or things.
Choose the correct subject pronoun: “My father is kind.“
“He” refers to a male person.
“___ is raining.”
“It” is used for weather or things.
“___ are welcome to join us.”
“You” is used when inviting or talking directly to people.
Correct the sentence: “Her is happy.“
“She” is the subject pronoun, “Her” is object.
“___ like to play tennis.”
“They” refers to multiple people.
“___ have a dog.”
“I” is the singular first person pronoun.
“___ is very tall.”
“He” refers to a singular male.
True or False: “We is happy.“
False. “We” uses “are,” not “is.”
“___ is my mother.”
“She” refers to a female singular person.
“___ are students.”
“They” means more than one person.
“___ like to read books.”
“I” is the first person singular.
“___ play football on weekends.”
“We” means the speaker and others.
Choose the subject pronoun: “Lisa is kind.“
“She” replaces a singular female person.
“___ are my teacher.”
“You” is used when talking to one or more people.
“___ is cold today.”
“It” is used for weather and things.
True or False: “They is here.“
False. “They” requires the verb “are,” not “is.”