Examples of 'They' in Kindergarten Sentences

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🧑‍🏫 'They' is a pronoun used to refer to more than one person, animal, place, or thing.
• ✏️ 'They' can replace the names of people or things to make sentences shorter and easier to understand.
• 💡 In kindergarten, we learn to use 'they' in simple sentences.
• 🌱 Example: Instead of saying 'Tom and Mary are playing,' we can say 'They are playing.'

📝 Practice Quiz

1. Which sentence correctly uses 'they'?
   1. They is my friend.
   2. They are playing.
   3. They am happy.
2. What does 'they' usually refer to?
   1. One person.
   2. More than one person.
   3. A single object.
3. Choose the sentence where 'they' replaces 'the dogs'.
   1. They bark loudly.
   2. He barks loudly.
   3. She barks loudly.
4. Which of these sentences is correct?
   1. They has a ball.
   2. They have a ball.
   3. They is have a ball.
5. 'The birds are singing.' Which sentence uses 'they' correctly to replace 'the birds'?
   1. They is singing.
   2. They are singing.
   3. It are singing.
6. If you see 'Sarah and John are happy', how can you rewrite it using 'they'?
   1. They is happy.
   2. They are happy.
   3. He are happy.
7. Which sentence shows 'they' being used in a question?
   1. Are they coming to the party?
   2. He is coming to the party?
   3. She is coming to the party?