Say the Right Word: Using Pronouns in Sentences for Class 1

Help your child replace names with the right words using this engaging worksheet on pronouns for Class 1. This grammar activity introduces children to words like he, she, it, they, I, and me—helping them build smoother, more complete sentences.

Why Pronouns Are Useful:

At this age, children often repeat names when forming sentences: “Aanya is playing. Aanya is happy.” Learning to use pronouns makes their speech more natural. These small but powerful words let them talk about people, animals, or themselves without repeating nouns over and over.

What This Worksheet Includes:

📝 Choose the Correct Pronoun:

Each sentence features two easy options. Children must select the word that fits the sentence best. For example: ___ is my big sister – (She/It).

🎯 Builds on Everyday Usage:

The worksheet covers common scenarios—describing people, expressing excitement, and talking about possessions—so children can relate grammar to real conversations.

📚 Aligned with Foundational Grammar Skills:

Created for Class 1 learners following CBSE, ICSE, or state syllabi, this worksheet helps solidify early grammar concepts through practice.

🎨 Supports Clearer Expression:

With more practice using I, me, he, she, it, and they, children learn how to speak and write in ways that feel complete and connected.

Expected Learning Outcomes:

By practicing with this worksheet, your child will:

1. Understand how pronouns replace naming words.

2. Use he, she, it, they, I, me in everyday sentences.

3. Improve sentence fluency and grammar accuracy.

4. Communicate more naturally while speaking and writing.

✅ Make Sentences Smoother with Everyday Pronouns

Download this Class 1 English worksheet on pronouns and give your child a simple, effective way to strengthen grammar and communication.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

1. She is my big sister.

2. They are playing football.

3. It is sitting on the tree.

4. Mom gave a gift to me.

5. He has a yellow backpack.

6. I am very excited today!

Reinforce pronoun use by replacing naming words in full sentence practice. 

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