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Problem Overview:

The task involves identifying subject pronouns and object pronouns in given sentences. Here's a breakdown of the instructions:

1. Subject Pronouns: These are pronouns that act as the subject of a sentence. Examples include: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
2. Object Pronouns: These are pronouns that act as the object of a verb or preposition. Examples include: me, you, him, her, it, us, them.

Solution:

#### Part 1: Circle the subject pronoun in each sentence below.
1. I am excited about the test.
- Subject Pronoun: I
- Explanation: "I" is the subject of the sentence because it performs the action (being excited).

2. We are going on vacation this summer.
- Subject Pronoun: We
- Explanation: "We" is the subject of the sentence because it performs the action (going on vacation).

3. He is a trustworthy friend.
- Subject Pronoun: He
- Explanation: "He" is the subject of the sentence because it is being described as a trustworthy friend.

4. It is very exciting to see you!
- Subject Pronoun: It
- Explanation: "It" is the subject of the sentence, used here as a placeholder for the idea of seeing someone.

5. Tell her that her parents will pick her up.
- Subject Pronoun: None
- Explanation: This sentence does not have a subject pronoun. The subject is implied in the imperative form ("Tell her...").

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#### Part 2: Circle the object pronoun in each sentence below.
6. Are you sure they are ready?
- Object Pronoun: them
- Explanation: Although "they" is used as the subject in this sentence, the question implies an object pronoun if rephrased (e.g., "Are you sure about them?"). However, strictly speaking, there is no explicit object pronoun here.

7. I saw him at the game.
- Object Pronoun: him
- Explanation: "Him" is the object of the verb "saw." It receives the action of seeing.

8. Let’s walk them to school.
- Object Pronoun: them
- Explanation: "Them" is the object of the verb "walk." It receives the action of walking.

9. I can tell that she is prepared to learn.
- Object Pronoun: None
- Explanation: This sentence does not contain an object pronoun. "She" is the subject of the clause "she is prepared to learn."

10. Make sure that they receive the posters.
- Object Pronoun: them
- Explanation: Although "they" is used as the subject in the clause, the implied meaning suggests an object pronoun if rephrased (e.g., "Make sure to give them the posters"). However, strictly speaking, there is no explicit object pronoun here.

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Final Answer:

1. Subject Pronoun: I
2. Subject Pronoun: We
3. Subject Pronoun: He
4. Subject Pronoun: It
5. Subject Pronoun: None

6. Object Pronoun: None
7. Object Pronoun: him
8. Object Pronoun: them
9. Object Pronoun: None
10. Object Pronoun: None

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{1. Subject Pronoun: } \text{I} & \text{6. Object Pronoun: None} \\
\text{2. Subject Pronoun: } \text{We} & \text{7. Object Pronoun: him} \\
\text{3. Subject Pronoun: } \text{He} & \text{8. Object Pronoun: them} \\
\text{4. Subject Pronoun: } \text{It} & \text{9. Object Pronoun: None} \\
\text{5. Subject Pronoun: None} & \text{10. Object Pronoun: None} \\
\end{array}
}
\]