Subject Pronouns

Subject Pronouns – Exercises

These exercises focus on subject pronouns.

What Are Subject Pronouns?

Subject pronouns are words we use instead of nouns when the pronoun is the subject of a sentence (the person or thing that does the action).

Example:

• Anna works in a bank.

• She works in a bank.

The pronoun she replaces the noun Anna.

In English, there are seven main subject pronouns.

How to Use Subject Pronouns

1. I

Use I when you talk about yourself.

Examples:

• I work in a café.

• I enjoy listening to music.

2. You

Use you when speaking to another person or a group.

Examples:

• You look tired today.

• You speak English very well.

Note: You can mean one person or many people.

3. He

Use he for a man or a boy.

Examples:

• He drives a taxi.

• He studies engineering.

4. She

Use she for a woman or a girl.

Examples:

• She teaches math.

• She loves cooking.

5. It

Use it for things, animals, weather, time, or ideas.

Examples:

• It is very windy today.

• My phone is new. It works perfectly.

6. We

Use we when talking about yourself and other people together.

Examples:

• We live in the same building.

• We are watching a movie.

7. They

Use they for two or more people, animals, or things.

Examples:

• They play basketball after school.

• They are my neighbors.

Subject Pronouns and Verbs

The verb often changes with different pronouns.

Examples:

• I work every day.

• He works every day.

• They work every day.

Notice the -s with he / she / it in the present simple.

Quick Examples

Subject pronouns help us speak and write more naturally without repeating names.