Subject and Object Pronouns | Worksheet - Free Printable

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Task Overview:

The worksheet is about identifying subject pronouns and object pronouns in sentences.
- Subject pronouns replace the subject of a sentence (the one doing the action).
- Object pronouns replace the object (the one receiving the action).

We are given 10 sentences with bolded words. We need to determine whether each bolded word is a subject or an object pronoun and write it in the correct column.

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Step-by-step Analysis:

#### 1. "We listened to Dad's silly jokes."
- "We" is the subject (doing the listening).
- ✔ Subject

#### 2. "I was first in line at the ice cream truck."
- "I" is the subject (the one who was first).
- ✔ Subject

#### 3. "The artist will draw it from memory."
- "it" refers to something being drawn (the object of "draw").
- ✔ Object

#### 4. "Aunt Sue gave me a cookie."
- "me" is the receiver of the cookie (object of "gave").
- ✔ Object

#### 5. "Lily asked him for another slice of pizza."
- "him" is the person being asked (object of "asked").
- ✔ Object

#### 6. "They were late for school."
- "They" is the subject (the ones who were late).
- ✔ Subject

#### 7. "The teacher handed us our report cards."
- "us" is the receiver of the report cards (object of "handed").
- ✔ Object

#### 8. "She asked the police officer for help."
- "She" is the one doing the asking.
- ✔ Subject

#### 9. "He begged his parents for a dog."
- "He" is the one doing the begging.
- ✔ Subject

#### 10. "Kate watched them play chess."
- "them" is the people being watched (object of "watched").
- ✔ Object

#### 11. "You should brush your teeth before bed."
- "You" is the one being told to brush teeth (subject of the imperative).
- ✔ Subject

#### 12. "It is raining too hard to exercise outside."
- "It" is a dummy subject (used in weather expressions, not referring to a real noun).
- Still, grammatically, it functions as the subject.
- ✔ Subject

#### 13. "I gave the ice cream cone to her."
- "her" is the recipient of the cone (object of "gave").
- ✔ Object

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✔ Final Answer:

| Subject | Object |
|-------------|------------|
| We | it |
| I | me |
| They | him |
| She | us |
| He | them |
| You | her |
| It | |

> Note: The sentence "It is raining..." uses "It" as a dummy subject, but it's still classified as a subject pronoun.

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✔ Summary Table:

| Sentence | Bold Word | Pronoun Type |
|--------|-----------|--------------|
| 1 | We | Subject |
| 2 | I | Subject |
| 3 | it | Object |
| 4 | me | Object |
| 5 | him | Object |
| 6 | They | Subject |
| 7 | us | Object |
| 8 | She | Subject |
| 9 | He | Subject |
| 10 | them | Object |
| 11 | You | Subject |
| 12 | It | Subject |
| 13 | her | Object |

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✔ Final Answer (as per the worksheet format):

Subject:
We, I, They, She, He, You, It

Object:
it, me, him, us, them, her

> Note: "it" in sentence 3 is an object, while "It" in sentence 12 is a subject (different roles based on context).

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✔ Completed Worksheet:

| Subject | Object |
|-------------|------------|
| We | it |
| I | me |
| They | him |
| She | us |
| He | them |
| You | her |
| It | |

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