(Basic) Practice 1. Personal Pronouns (Subjective Case): Snap Language™

Practice 1. Personal Pronouns (Subjective Case) | (A-Level, Basic)

(Using “Be” Only)

Instructions

Based on the lesson about personal pronouns, write the correct personal pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) in each blank.

Example

Are you students?
— Yes we are.

When you finish each item, click “Answer.”

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1. Are John and Susan from New York?

— Yes, are.

Answer

— Yes, they are.

2. Where is the pizza?

— is in the kitchen.

Answer

— It is in the kitchen.

3. Where are you from, John?

— am from California.

Answer

— I am from California.

4. Students, are you studying your lessons?

— Yes, are.

Answer

— Yes, we are.

5. Where are John and Anne?

are at school.

Answer

— They are at school.

If you are having problems, study the lesson again. Then come back to this practice.

6. Where are you all going?

— are going home.

Answer

— We are going home.

7. What color is your car?

— is blue.

Answer

It is blue.

8. Are the students in class now?

— No. are at home.

Answer

— No, they are at home.

9. Is Satoko from North Korea?

— No, is from Japan.

Answer

— No, she is from Japan.

10. Where is Mitsuo from?

— is from Japan.

Answer

— He is from Japan.

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