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Objetivo de Aprendizaje:
• Al final de la guía el estudiante logrará diferenciar y utilizar los pronombres personales en
inglés para reemplazar sujetos.
• Al final de la guía el estudiante logrará escribir y decir los días de la semana en orden.
It (animals,
places and IT It is a cat (Eso es un gato). It is a chair (Eso es una silla).
objects)
You YU
You are together (Vosotros estáis juntos).
ACTIVIDADES:
I. Complete the sentences with the correct pronoun (she, he, it, they). Completa las oraciones con el pronombre
correcto.
SHE
is a rabbit.
is a teacher.
is a car. is a Farmer.
III. Replace the names and objects with the correct pronoun. Use your dictionary if you don’t know the words.
Reemplaza los nombres y objectos con el pronombre correcto. Usa tu diccionario si no conoces las palabras.
A
farmer A book Gloves
1st (speaking) I We
2nd (being spoken to) You You
3rd (being spoken about) He/She/It They
Subject pronouns usually come before the main verb, while object pronouns follow the main verb.
Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Study the above boxes.
Directions Write S if the underlined word is a subject pronoun. Write 0 if the word is an object
pronoun.
8. (Them, They) feel comfortable with people who agree with them.
14. We have many exciting conversations with (he, him) and (she, her).
~ Home Activity Your child learned about subject and object pronouns. Read a magazine article with
S~~e your child. Ask him or her to identify several subject pronouns and object pronouns in the article.
they' he I us
them she me you
6. Their enormous leaves and huge white flowers puzzled and Mom.
Directions Write a paragraph about a unique person you know. Use subject and object pronouns
correctly.
Home Activity Your child learned how to use subject and object pronouns in writing. Ask your child to
write a description of something he or she did with a friend or a group. Remind your child to use subject
and object pronouns correctly.
1. __ like to find wild foods. 6. Papa and __ hunt for mushrooms in the
A Them woods.
B I A her
C Me B me
D She C she
D us
2. You can make a meal of -_.
A we 7. Have __ ever picked wild asparagus?
B they A you
C them B it
D he C them
D him
3. Dana and __ found wild strawberries.
Ahe 8. Uncle Dick and __ found hickory nuts.
B him A us
C us B her
D them C them
D they
4. In the fall __ harvest cattails.
A me 9. Dad asked Phil and __ to shell the nuts.
B her A she
C us B he
D they C me
D I
5. __ can grind the roots to make flour.
A Him 10. He and __ agreed it is a messy job.
B We A them
C Them B I
D Her C it
D her
c.~ Home Activity Your child prepared for taking tests on subject and object pronouns. Have your child
pC, ECTIO:n€ write subject pronouns and object pronouns on index cards. Then mix the cards and sort them into
subject pronoun and object pronoun piles.
Directions Write S if the underlined word is a subject pronoun. Write 0 if the word is an object
pronoun.
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6. We learned about the Anasazi people.
10. Little rain fell, but the Anasazi hoarded it to water crops.
13. (Us, We) learned about the pueblos the Anasazi built there.
14. Their skill in building with adobe amazed Sara and (I, me).
15. The people who lived here disappeared 800 years ago and took little with (them, they).
17. Scientists and (they, them) agree that drought may have forced them to migrate.
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Name:_______________________________________ Date:________________
Directions: Fill in answers directly on worksheet or write answers on a separate sheet of paper.
Exercise A Exercise D
Fill in the blank with I or me. Fill in the blank with we or us.
1. Mom drove _______ to school today. 1. She cannot come with _______ today.
2. _______ really want that chocolate cake. 2. After _______ eat, let’s see a movie.
3. Everyone is happy for _______. 3. Come on in and tell _______ the news!
4. When _______ get home, I am going to 4. I know where _______ can go.
bed. 5. Dad is coming with _______ to buy
5. Is that present for _______? school supplies.
Exercise B Exercise E
Fill in the blank with she or her. Fill in the blank with they or them.
1. Harry wrote a love poem for _______. 1. Everybody knows _______ spilled the
2. _______ went to the movies with Miguel. beans.
3. Debbie had a headache, so _______ took 2. If the peaches are not ripe, don’t buy
medicine. _______.
4. Have you told _______ the good news? 3. Take off your shoes and put _______ in
5. The book was very enjoyable to _______. the closet.
4. _______ are the best of friends.
5. Will and Tom wish _______ could drive a
Exercise C car.
Fill in the blank with he or him.
1. Randy’s sister refused to give _______
the paper.
2. When _______ fell out of the tree, he
broke his arm.
3. Did Sam tell you why _______ did not
come to the party?
4. Ask Hagop what we should bring back for
_______.
5. I told _______ about the celebration.
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NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
I myself. We use a reflexive
You yourself. pronoun to refer back
He himself. to the subject of the
sentence or clause.
She helped herself. Reflexive pronouns end
It itself. in "-self" (singular) or
You (plural) yourselves. "-selves" (plural).
We ourselves.
They themselves.
We can also use reflexive pronouns for emphasis (as “intensive pronouns”). For example, “I did
the homework myself” emphasizes the fact that nobody helped me to do my homework.
Complete each of the sentences below.
3. We had to cook for ourselves since mom didn’t want to make dinner.
9. The parrot admired itself in the mirror for several hours each day.
11. The television uses a timer to turn itself off after one hour.
12. You may help yourself to any of the snacks on the table.
13. He hurt himself on the rusty nail and had to get a shot.
14. The little girl learned how to dress herself for school.
15. When you save money in the bank, it’s like you are paying yourself.
16. We ate so much turkey and pumpkin pie that we made ourselves sick.
17. The soccer team decided to call themselves the Tiger Tales.
18. When I saw myself in the mirror, I realized that I had paint on my cheek.
19. Did you take a class in engineering, or did you teach yourself?
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Write reflexive pronouns
Grade 2 Pronouns Worksheet
Hint:
She sees herself in the
Fill in the blanks with pronouns ending in mirror.
“self” or “selves”.
__________________.
A Fill the gaps with reflexive pronouns.
1 He built a boat all by ..................................... .
2 I hurt ..................................... quite badly falling down the stairs.
3 The children did everything ..................................... without any help.
4 “Maria and Alison, you really should look after ..................................... better.”
5 “Forget it! I'll do it ..................................... .”
6 I burnt ..................................... on the oven yesterday.
7 She blames ..................................... for what happened.
8 Bob taught ..................................... to type last summer.
9 I talk to ..................................... all the time. It doesn't mean I'm crazy.
10 We all enjoyed ..................................... very much on the picnic.
11 I was so stupid I could have kicked ..................................... .
12 The protesters locked ..................................... into the church and refused to come out.
B Now make up some examples of your own.
1 .......................................................................................................................
2 .......................................................................................................................
3 .......................................................................................................................
4 .......................................................................................................................
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