The document discusses object pronouns and provides examples of their use. Object pronouns receive the action of the verb when used as direct objects or in prepositional phrases. Examples are given of replacing nouns with object pronouns in sentences containing direct objects, prepositional phrases, and both direct objects and prepositional phrases. The document also references creating a conversation using object pronouns.

1. Unit 8
Lesson 1 – Shop ad pay for
clothes

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3. Object
Pronouns
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4. Object Pronouns: As direct objects
They receive the action of the verb.
I am going to see the movie. I am going to see it.
You enjoyed talking to Martha. You enjoyed talking to her.
She loves Anthony. She loves him.
He cooks for Luis and Maria on Fridays. He cooks for them on Friday.
It doesn’t let Julie and me in the house. It doesn’t let us in the house.
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Object Pronouns: As direct objects

5. Object Pronouns: in prepositional phrases
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Object Pronouns: in prepositional phrases
He bought the blouse for his fiancée. He bought the blouse for her.
They are choosing a pair of boots for the child. They are choosing a pair of boots for him.
You should check at the size. You should check at it.
Give the credit card to the clerk. Give it to her.

6. Object Pronouns: DO & PP
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Object Pronouns: DO & PP
In a sentence with a direct object and a prepositional
phrase, the direct object comes first.
We gave the skirt to the
clerk.
She is buying the cardigan
for a friend.
We gave it to him. She is buying it for her.

7. Conversation
model
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8. Create your
own
conversation
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