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Pronouns that match their noun
Write the pronoun
10 sentences · All kinds, Choose the pronoun, Write the pronoun
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A pronoun must match the noun it stands for: he or she for one person, it for one thing, they for more than one.
Example 1Use a pronoun for the noun said again.
Grandma baked pies, so the pies were hot.
Grandma baked pies, so they were hot.
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Example · Use a pronoun for the noun said again.Grandma baked pies, so the pies were hot.Grandma baked pies, so they were hot.
Use a pronoun for the noun said again.
- Grandma crossed a bridge although Grandma was scared.
- Grandma read a story although Grandma was tired.
- Grandma crossed the old bridge although Grandma was scared.
- Grandma was tired because Grandma hiked on the hill.
- Grandma hiked on the hill although Grandma was tired.
- Grandpa rests on the sofa because Grandpa is tired.
- The fire crackles when Dad lights the fire.
- The dog barks when the dog is angry.
- The puppies jumped although the puppies were tired.
- The fire crackled when Dad lit the fire.
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- Grandma crossed a bridge although she was scared.
- Grandma read a story although she was tired.
- Grandma crossed the old bridge although she was scared.
- Grandma was tired because she hiked on the hill.
- Grandma hiked on the hill although she was tired.
- Grandpa rests on the sofa because he is tired.
- The fire crackles when Dad lights it.
- The dog barks when it is angry.
- The puppies jumped although they were tired.
- The fire crackled when Dad lit it.
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