NAME: ________________________

DATE: ________________________

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SUBJECT
I
you
he
she
it
we
they

and

OBJECT PRONOUNS

+ verb +

me
you
him
her
it
us
them

Subject pronouns usually come before the main verb, while object pronouns follow the main verb.

Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Study the above boxes.

1. Do you know that man? Do you know _______________?

2. My friend and I have money. _______________ can go shopping.
3. Robert and Mark are late. _______________ should hurry.
4. She gave _______________ a birthday gift. I really like it.
5. Elephants are very big, so _______________ eat a lot of food.
6. My brother is studying because _______________ has a test tomorrow.
7. Do you feel okay? Can I help _______________?
8. My new neighbors are very friendly. I really like _______________.
9. I need to find my book. Where did you put _______________?
10. Spiders have eight legs, and _______________ also have many eyes.
11. Im busy right now. Could you please call _______________ after an hour?
12. He gave me the box, but _______________ lost it.
13. We gave him the money, and he gave _______________ the candy.
14. I almost never eat junk food because _______________ isnt healthy.
15. Who is she? Do you know _______________ name?
16. My sister isnt here. _______________ is at work.
17. Dinosaurs were very large, but _______________ all died millions of years ago.
18. Could you please help _______________? I have a problem.
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Grammar Focus Subject and Object Pronouns

Level Intermediate

ANSWER KEY
1. him

10. they

2. We

11. me

3. They

12. I

4. me

13. us

5. they

14. it

6. he

15. her

7. you

16. She

8. them

17. they

9. it

18. me

My Notes

Grades as
percentages
18 / 18 = 100%
17 / 18 =
94
16 / 18 =
89
15 / 18 =
83
14 / 18 =
78
13 / 18 =
72
12 / 18 =
67
11 / 18 =
61
10 / 18 =
56
9 / 18 =
50
8 / 18 =
44
7 / 18 =
39
6 / 18 =
33
5 / 18 =
28
4 / 18 =
22
3 / 18 =
17
2 / 18 = 11
1 / 18 =
6
0 / 18 =
0%

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