Object pronouns vs subject pronouns

Object pronouns vs subject pronouns – me or I, she or her?

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Choose the correct subject pronouns or object pronouns to complete the following sentences.

1 A: likes to play soccer on Saturdays. B: Yes, he plays with his friends.

2 A: Sarah invited to the party. B: Yes, I will go with her.

3 A: Can you help with this homework? B: Sure, I’ll help you.

4 A: and Tom are going to the movies. B: That sounds fun!

5 A: I saw at the park yesterday. B: Yes, he was jogging.

6 A: is reading a book. B: She loves reading.

7 A: Tom gave a birthday gift. B: That was very kind of him!

8 A: called me last night. B: Yes, he wanted to talk about his trip.

9 A: The teacher asked to read aloud. B: Yes, she is good at reading.

10 A: and I are best friends. B: That's wonderful!

Replace the underlined words with the correct subject pronouns or object pronouns.

1 I can't find my keys. ⇒ I can't find .

2 Sarah helps her brother. ⇒ helps him.

3 I need to tell my friends the news. ⇒ I need to tell the news.

4 My mom and I watch movies together. ⇒ watch movies together.

5 He called his sister in the evening. ⇒ He called in the evening.

6 The teacher spoke to the students. ⇒ The teacher spoke to .

7 My dad made lunch for my brother and me. ⇒ My dad made lunch for .

8 She likes playing with her friends. ⇒ She likes playing with .

9 John saw Sarah at the park. ⇒ John saw at the park.

10 I enjoy spending time with my family. ⇒ I enjoy spending time with .

Complete the sentences using the correct subject pronouns or object pronouns.

1 I'm very hungry. Can you make dinner for ?

2 Lisa is very kind. I really like .

3 My friends are coming over. I want to show my new room.

4 We found a lost dog. Do you think we should help ?

5 I don't understand this question. Can you explain it to ?

6 The teacher is very nice. All the students respect .

7 My brother is playing outside. I'm going to join .

8 That book is mine. Please give back to .

9 My parents are on vacation. I miss a lot.

10 I heard some good news! Would you like to share it with ?

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Object pronouns vs subject pronouns – me or I, she or her?

Object Pronouns vs. Subject Pronouns

Understanding the difference between subject and object pronouns can be challenging, but it's important for speaking and writing correctly. Let's take a look at when to use each type of pronoun.

Subject Pronouns

Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence. They tell us who is performing the action.

I (I am happy)
He (He likes football)
She (She is a teacher)
We (We are friends)
They (They go to school)

Object Pronouns

Object pronouns are used as the object of a sentence. They receive the action.

me (Please call me)
him (I saw him yesterday)
her (We visited her)
us (He invited us)
them (I found them)

Examples

Here are some sentences to help you see the difference:

She is my friend. (subject pronoun)
I met her yesterday. (object pronoun)
They are going to the park. (subject pronoun)
We went with them. (object pronoun)

Quick Tip:

If the pronoun is at the beginning of a sentence and does the action, use a subject pronoun. If it receives the action, use an object pronoun.

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