SUBJECT PRONOUNS EXERCISE 1 – REPLACE THE NOUN
A1–A2 · BeginnerPractice replacing a highlighted noun or noun phrase with a subject pronoun: I, you, he, she, it, we, or they. Complete 20 beginner-level sentences.
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Fill in each blank with the correct subject pronoun.
1. My cousin and her friend were at the mall. → were at the mall.✓
2. Peter is a little sick. → is a little sick.✓
3. Does your aunt know what happened? → Does know what happened?✓
4. The door is locked. → is locked.✓
5. My friend Linda and I are going on a trip. → are going on a trip.✓
6. Q: Am I a good student? A: Yes, are a good student.✓
7. My cats are hungry. → are hungry.✓
8. Mr. Jones is a good teacher. → is a good teacher.✓
9. Q: Is Swedish a difficult language? A: Yes, is a difficult language.✓
10. My brother and I live together. → live together.✓
11. Seattle is a big city. → is a big city.✓
12. Howard and I are good friends. → are good friends.✓
13. I found out that Maria is starting a new job. → I found out that is starting a new job.✓
14. Q: Do I speak English well? → A: Yes, speak English well.✓
15. My brother's girlfriend is from Dallas. → is from Dallas.✓
16. My friends asked me for a ride. → asked me for a ride.✓
17. The tower that we climbed is very tall. → is very tall.✓
18. My sister's best friend is a very smart man. → is a very smart man.✓
19. Q: Do you go to this school? A: Yes, go to this school.✓
20. The men across the street are talking loudly. → are talking loudly.✓
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Grammar review
Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
Subject pronouns replace the person or thing doing the action in a sentence. They can also be used as the subject of the verb be.
I = the speaker • you = the person or people addressed • he = a male person • she = a female person • it = a thing, animal, or idea • we = the speaker and others • they = other people or things.
Examples: Maria is a teacher. → She is a teacher. My friends are here. → They are here.
Remember: This exercise tests subject pronouns, not object pronouns such as me, him, her, us, and them.
Subject pronouns replace the person or thing doing the action in a sentence. They can also be used as the subject of the verb be.
I = the speaker • you = the person or people addressed • he = a male person • she = a female person • it = a thing, animal, or idea • we = the speaker and others • they = other people or things.
Examples: Maria is a teacher. → She is a teacher. My friends are here. → They are here.
Remember: This exercise tests subject pronouns, not object pronouns such as me, him, her, us, and them.
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