This document discusses subject and object pronouns in English. It explains that subject pronouns like I, you, he, etc. come before verbs, while object pronouns like me, you, him, etc. come after verbs or prepositions. Some examples are provided to illustrate the difference. The document also includes practice exercises for readers to identify subject and object pronouns in sentences. Readers are encouraged to do more practice in the class blog.

1. OBJECT PRONOUNS
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2. Subject
pronoun
Object
pronoun
I me Can you help me?
You you I know you.
He him She isn’t in love with him.
She Her He phones her every day.
It It I don’t like it.
We Us Wait for us!
They Them Call them this evening.

3. WHAT ARE PRONOUNS?
 Pronouns take the place of nouns.

5. SUBJECT PRONOUNS
 John is a doctor. He lives in London.
 Noun = SUBJECT of the verb.
 BEFORE the verb.
He lives in London.

6. OBJECT PRONOUNS
 Anna calls John. She invites him to a
concert.
 Noun = object of the verb (the person who
receives the action).

7. OBJECT PRONOUNS
 AFTER the verb.
I love HIM. (I love he)

8. OBJECT PRONOUNS
 AFTER prepositions (with, to, on, from, etc.)
Listen to ME!
He doesn’t want to argue with THEM.

9. LET’S PRACTICE!
1.Susan has a big flat. _______ likes ______ a lot.
We often visit ________
on Sundays because she invites _______ for lunch.
She it
her
us

10. LET’S PRACTICE!
2. I am very happy with my neighbours.
________ often help ______ with my children.
They often take ______to school when I’m working.
They me
them

11. LET’S PRACTICE!
3. We often take my grandfather some
magazines,
but ______ never reads _____ . ____ watches TV
all day and never turns ___ off.
he them He
it

12. MORE PRACTICE IN OUR
CLASS BLOG!

13. LET’S PRACTICE!
I call my mother once a week.
I call HER once a week

14. She speaks to her father after
work
She speaks to HIM after work

15. Ivan is in lover with his
girlfriend.
Ivan is in love with HER.

16. Can you help my friend and
me?
Can you help US?