IXL | Complete the sentence with the correct personal pronoun

Complete the sentence with the right pronoun.

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Complete the sentence with the right pronoun.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMy aunt took me to the circus.

key idea

A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun or nouns.

A subject pronoun tells who is doing something. It is usually at the beginning of the sentence. He, she, it, we, and they are subject pronouns.

An object pronoun comes after an action verb. Him, her, it, us, and them are object pronouns.

Use he and him for one boy or man.

John is here.

He sees you.

You see him.

Use she and her for one girl or woman.

Kate is here.

She sees you.

You see her.

Use it for one thing.

There is a rabbit here.

It sees you.

You see it.

Use we and us for more than one person, with I or me.

John and I are here.

We see you.

You see us.

Use they and them for more than one person or thing.

John and Kate are here.

They see you.

You see them.

solution

The right pronoun is she. It takes the place of my aunt, a woman. It tells who took me to the circus.

My aunt took me to the circus.

She took me to the circus.

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