This document provides an overview of subject and object pronouns. It defines subject pronouns as those that indicate who a sentence is about and object pronouns as those that indicate who is affected in a sentence. Examples are given of common subject and object pronouns like I, you, she, he, we, they. The document also includes practice questions for the reader to identify subject and object pronouns in different contexts.

1. Subject and object pronouns
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2. Sally is my friend.
She listens to me.
I like her.
Subject and object pronouns

3. Sam is my friend.
He plays with me.
I like him.
Subject and object pronouns

4. Subject and object pronouns
David and May are our friends.
They play with us.
We like them.

5. Subject and object pronouns
• We use subject pronouns to tell who a
sentence is about.
e.g. They go to the park on Saturdays.
We put subject pronouns
before a verb.
• We use object pronouns to tell who is
affected in a sentence.
e.g. She looks after me.
We put object pronouns
after a verb or preposition.

6. Subject and object pronouns
Subject
pronouns
Object
pronouns
I me
you you
she her
he him
we us
they them

7. Practice
Complete the table.
Subject pronouns Object
pronouns
I
you
Annie
Peter
Sam and I
Sue and Katy
me
you
her
him
us
them
= she
= he
= we
= they

8. Practice
Choose the correct answer.
we them us they
We like him. He doesn’t play
tricks on ______ .
us

9. Practice
Choose the correct answer.
us me you them
I like ______ . They don’t
laugh at me.
them

10. Practice
Choose the correct answer.
me him her them
I like her. She talks to
______ .
me

11. Practice
Choose the correct answer.
he him me us
I like ______ . He listens to me.
him

12. Practice
Finish the poem with the correct
object pronouns.
I like Mrs Lee.
She looks after ______ .
He likes his friend Jim.
He always plays with ______ .
We don’t like Gus.
He always shouts at ______ .
me
him
us

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