Class 3 English Grammar - ICSE

Pronouns

In this chapter, Class 3 ICSE students will learn about Pronouns, which are special words used in place of nouns to make sentences sound better and avoid repeating names. Understanding pronouns helps students build better sentences, write smoother paragraphs, and speak English more fluently. In ICSE English grammar exams, questions on pronouns carry around 5 to 10 marks and test a student's ability to identify pronouns and replace nouns correctly with words like he, she, it, they, we, and you.

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Key Concepts

What is a Pronoun?

A pronoun is a little word that takes the place of a noun so we do not have to repeat the same name again and again.

Personal Pronouns (He, She, It)

We use 'he' for a boy or man, 'she' for a girl or woman, and 'it' for animals and things.

Plural Pronouns (We, They, You)

We use 'we' for ourselves and others, 'they' for other people or things, and 'you' for the person or persons listening.

Subject Pronouns

Pronouns like I, he, she, we, and they act as the doer of the action at the beginning of a sentence.

Important Formulas

Pronoun = A word used in place of a noun (e.g., Rohit is playing -> He is playing)
Boy = He
Girl = She
Animal or Thing = It
More than one person = They or We

Board Exam Info

In ICSE Class 3 English Grammar exams, the chapter on Pronouns usually carries 5 to 10 marks. Common question types include filling in the blanks with the correct pronoun, rewriting sentences by replacing underlined nouns with suitable pronouns, and spotting errors in pronoun usage.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use 'he' and when should I use 'she'?

Use 'he' for boys and men, and use 'she' for girls and women.

What pronoun should I use for a dog or a book?

You should use the pronoun 'it' for animals, babies, and non-living things like books.

Is 'they' used only for people?

No, 'they' can be used for a group of people, a group of animals, or a group of things.

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