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Subject, Possesive & Object

Froggy Jumps

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In this activity, you will read 15 sentences and choose the correct pronoun to complete each one. The options include subject pronouns (e.g., he, we), object pronouns (e.g., me, them), and possessive pronouns (e.g., my, their). Pay attention to the context of each sentence to decide which type of pronoun is needed.

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Froggy Jumps

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In this activity, you will read 15 sentences and choose the correct pronoun to complete each one. The options include subject pronouns (e.g., he, we), object pronouns (e.g., me, them), and possessive pronouns (e.g., my, their). Pay attention to the context of each sentence to decide which type of pronoun is needed.

by Miss Jazmín Castillo
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I have a brother. ___ name is Tom.

2

Can you help ___ with this exercise, please?

3

___ are going to the movies tonight. Do you want to come?

4

That’s Julia. Do you know ___?

5

This is my friend. ___ is from Brazil.

6

My parents love Italian food. I’ll cook dinner for ___ tonight.

7

The dog is hungry. Give ___ some food.

8

We’re ready! Call ___ when you arrive.

9

Lisa is very organized. ___ desk is always clean.

10

Look at that bird. ___ is building a nest.

11

Excuse me, is this ___ pen?

12

John is very tall. Do you know ___?

13

My sister and I are going to the concert. ___ tickets are in my bag.

14

He’s a great teacher. ___ always explains things clearly.

15

That’s my house. We painted ___ last summer.

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