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    This document provides information about object pronouns in 3 paragraphs: 1) It defines object pronouns as pronouns that take the place of nouns and lists common object pronouns and their subject pronoun counterparts. 2) It explains the rules for using object pronouns - they go after verbs and prepositions. 3) It includes exercises to practice using object pronouns by completing sentences and replacing nouns with pronouns.

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    This document provides information about object pronouns in 3 paragraphs: 1) It defines object pronouns as pronouns that take the place of nouns and lists common object pronouns and their subject pronoun counterparts. 2) It explains the rules for using object pronouns - they go after verbs and prepositions. 3) It includes exercises to practice using object pronouns by completing sentences and replacing nouns with pronouns.

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    This document provides information about object pronouns in 3 paragraphs: 1) It defines object pronouns as pronouns that take the place of nouns and lists common object pronouns and their subject pronoun counterparts. 2) It explains the rules for using object pronouns - they go after verbs and prepositions. 3) It includes exercises to practice using object pronouns by completing sentences and replacing nouns with pronouns.

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    OBJECT PRONOUNS

    (me, you, him, her, us, etc.)


    SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS EXAMPLES
    I ME Wait for me.
    YOU YOU I love you.
    HE HIM She is playing with him.
    SHE HER He kissed her.
    IT IT I don´t like it.
    WE US Can you help us?
    YOU YOU See you tomorrow.
    THEY THEM Phone them this evening.
    RULES
    • Object pronouns take the place of nouns.
    She meets John. She invites him to her house.
    • Object pronouns go after the verb.
    I love you.
    • You also use object pronouns after
    prepositions (with, to, from, etc.)
    Listen to me!
    I´m buying this for him.
    EXERCISES
    Complete the sentences with an Change the highlighted words to
    object pronoun (me, her, us, etc.) pronouns.
    1. He´s in love with ____ but e.g. I see John every day.
    she doesn´t love ____. I see _him_ every day.
    2. It´s a good fil. Do you want 1. I know Linda.
    to see ____? 2. She lives with her father.
    3. You speak very quickly. I
    3. I usually see my parents on
    can´t understand ____.
    4. We have a problem. Can you
    Sunday.
    help ____? 4. I can´t remember your e-
    5. I try to talk to ____ but she mail address.
    she doesn´t listen to ____. 5. I don´t like this actress.
    6. They´re nice people. Do you 6. Can you book a table for my
    know ____? friend and me?

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