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Pronoun Party: Replacing Nouns
with Personal Pronouns

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Pronoun Party: Replacing Nouns
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  • You will notice when writers use the same nouns again and again, and how pronouns can help.
  • You will choose personal pronouns such as "I," "you," "he," "she," "it," "we," and "they" to replace nouns in short sentences.
  • You will decide which pronoun makes a sentence sound clear and smooth when you read or say it.
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Level 1

 When should you replace a noun with a pronoun?

Level 2

Read these two sentences: "Pip jumped on the balloon." "The balloon popped." Write the noun that should be replaced. Then write the pronoun that should replace it.

Level 3

Write a sentence using at least three nouns. Then rewrite it with pronouns in place of the nouns.

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