English Grammar Revision Worksheet for 9-Year-Olds | Subject Pronouns, Nouns & Rhyming Words

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Instructions

Hello! This worksheet will help you practice what you've learned. Read each question carefully and write your answers in the spaces provided. Good luck!

1. Singular or Plural Pronouns?

Draw a line to match the subject pronouns to the correct form. Remember, one pronoun can be used for both!

Subject Pronoun Form
I Singular
He
She
It Plural
We
They
You

2. Who Are They?

Read the sentences. Fill in the blanks with the correct subject pronoun (he, she, it, we, they).

  1. Mr. David is a pilot. Mr. David flies airplanes.
    Mr. David is a pilot. ________ flies airplanes.

  2. My cat is fluffy. My cat likes to sleep on the sofa.
    My cat is fluffy. ________ likes to sleep on the sofa.

  3. The students are clever. The students finished their homework.
    The students are clever. ________ finished their homework.

  4. My mother is a chef. My mother cooks delicious food.
    My mother is a chef. ________ cooks delicious food.

  5. My brother and I love games. My brother and I play video games together.
    My brother and I love games. ________ play video games together.

3. What Can You Count?

Imagine you are looking at a picture of a busy classroom. Read the description below and list 10 countable nouns you can find.

In the classroom, there is one teacher standing near a large whiteboard. Several students are sitting at their desks. On each desk, there is a book, a pencil, and an eraser. There are colourful posters on the wall. A big clock hangs above the door. There are also two windows that show trees outside.
  1. _________________________
  2. _________________________
  3. _________________________
  4. _________________________
  5. _________________________
  6. _________________________
  7. _________________________
  8. _________________________
  9. _________________________
  10. _________________________

4. Common or Proper?

Look at the nouns below. If it is a common noun, write 'common noun'. If it is a proper noun, capitalize it correctly and rewrite it in the blank.

1. mcdonald's _________________________
2. car _________________________
3. london _________________________
4. friend _________________________
5. mr. tan _________________________
6. school _________________________
7. malaysia _________________________
8. flower _________________________

5. Complete the Sentence

Fill in the blanks with the correct subject pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).

  1. My name is Lisa. ________ am in Year 3.
  2. That is my dog. ________ loves to play fetch.
  3. My father is tall. ________ works in an office.
  4. Sara and Amy are sisters. ________ look alike.
  5. My family and I are going on a holiday. ________ are very excited.
  6. The sun is very bright today. ________ is shining warmly.
  7. Are ________ feeling okay? You look a little pale.
  8. My grandmother is very kind. ________ tells me stories.
  9. The children are playing in the park. ________ are laughing loudly.
  10. Can you help me? ________ cannot reach that book on the shelf.

6. Subject and Predicate

Read the short sentences. Identify the subject (who or what the sentence is about) and the predicate (what the subject does or is).

Sentence Subject Predicate
1. Birds fly.
2. He reads.
3. We play.
4. It sleeps.
5. Dogs bark.

7. Rhyming Poem

Circle the words that rhyme in the poem. Then, write the rhyming pairs on the lines below.

The sun is yellow and bright,
It shines with all its might.
A little cat plays on the mat,
While chasing a funny hat.

Rhyming Pair 1: ___________________ and ___________________

Rhyming Pair 2: ___________________ and ___________________

8. Do They Rhyme?

Look at each pair of words. Put a tick (✓) in the box if they rhyme and a cross (✗) if they do not rhyme.

  1. cat / bat [   ]
  2. sun / pin [   ]
  3. pen / hen [   ]
  4. log / leg [   ]
  5. box / fox [   ]
  6. cup / cut [   ]



ANSWER KEY

1. Singular or Plural Pronouns?

  • Singular: I, He, She, It, You
  • Plural: We, They, You

2. Who Are They?

  1. He
  2. It
  3. They
  4. She
  5. We

3. What Can You Count?

Any 10 of the following answers are acceptable:

teacher, whiteboard, students, desks, book, pencil, eraser, posters, wall, clock, door, windows, trees

4. Common or Proper?

  1. McDonald's
  2. common noun
  3. London
  4. common noun
  5. Mr. Tan
  6. common noun
  7. Malaysia
  8. common noun

5. Complete the Sentence

  1. I
  2. It
  3. He
  4. They
  5. We
  6. It
  7. you
  8. She
  9. They
  10. I

6. Subject and Predicate

Sentence Subject Predicate
1. Birds fly. Birds fly
2. He reads. He reads
3. We play. We play
4. It sleeps. It sleeps
5. Dogs bark. Dogs bark

7. Rhyming Poem

Rhyming Pair 1: bright and might

Rhyming Pair 2: mat and hat

8. Do They Rhyme?

  1. cat / bat [ ✓ ]
  2. sun / pin [ ✗ ]
  3. pen / hen [ ✓ ]
  4. log / leg [ ✗ ]
  5. box / fox [ ✓ ]
  6. cup / cut [ ✗ ]
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