(He/she/it/they) is a cat.
It is a cat.
(He/she/it/they) is my sister.
She is my sister.
(He/she/it/they) is a ball.
It is a ball.
(He/she/it/they) is my father.
He is my father.
(He/she/it/they) is my brother.
He is my brother.
(He/she/it/they) is a crayon.
It is a crayon.
(He/she/it/they) is Elsa.
She is Elsa.
(He/she/it/they) is Spiderman.
He is Spiderman.
(He/she/it/they) are a family.
They are a family.
(He/she/it/they) is a dog.
It is a dog.
(He/she/it/they) is my sister.
She is my sister.
(He/she/it/they) is my grandfather.
He is my grandfather.
(He/she/it/they) is a car.
It is a car.
(He/she/it/they) are my friends.
They are my friends.
(He/she/it/they) are my cats.
They are my cats.
