Class 1 Pronouns Worksheet – Free PDF with Answers
Learning pronouns helps children avoid repeating the same nouns and makes their sentences clearer and more natural. Our Class 1 Pronouns Worksheet collection introduces young learners to simple pronouns such as I, you, he, she, it, we, and they through fun and easy-to-understand activities. Regular practice helps children improve their grammar, reading, writing, and speaking skills while building confidence for classroom activities and school exams.
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What Are Pronouns?
A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a naming word (noun). Pronouns help us avoid repeating the same name again and again, making our sentences shorter, smoother, and easier to read.
Example:
❌ Riya is reading. Riya is happy.
✅ Riya is reading. She is happy.
Here, She is the pronoun because it replaces the noun Riya.
Examples of Pronouns
Some common pronouns that Class 1 students learn are:
- I
- You
- He
- She
- It
- We
- They
Examples in Sentences
- I am six years old.
- You are my best friend.
- He is playing football.
- She is drawing a picture.
- It is a cute puppy.
- We are going to school.
- They are flying kites.
Different Pronouns with Examples
Pronoun | Used For | Example |
I | Talking about yourself | I like mangoes. |
You | Talking to one person or many people | You are very kind. |
He | A boy or a man | He is my brother. |
She | A girl or a woman | She is my teacher. |
It | An animal, thing, or place | It is a red ball. |
We | Yourself and others | We are classmates. |
They | More than one person, animal, or thing | They are playing in the park. |
Easy Tips to Remember Pronouns
- Use I when talking about yourself.
- Use You when talking to someone.
- Use He for a boy or a man.
- Use She for a girl or a woman.
- Use It for an animal, object, or place.
- Use We when talking about yourself and others together.
- Use They for more than one person, animal, or thing.