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Task: Fill in the blanks with appropriate object pronouns.
#### Explanation:
An object pronoun is a pronoun that receives the action of a verb or follows a preposition. Common object pronouns include:
- Me, you, him, her, it, us, them
#### Solution:
Let's fill in each blank step by step:
1. Aladdin is nice. I like _______.
- Object pronoun for "Aladdin": him
- Sentence: Aladdin is nice. I like him.
2. Nadia is clever. The teacher likes _______.
- Object pronoun for "Nadia": her
- Sentence: Nadia is clever. The teacher likes her.
3. Bill plays with his friends. _______ plays with _______ in the afternoon.
- First blank (subject pronoun for Bill): He
- Second blank (object pronoun for friends): them
- Sentence: Bill plays with his friends. He plays with them in the afternoon.
4. My brothers look after me. I love _______.
- Object pronoun for "my brothers": them
- Sentence: My brothers look after me. I love them.
5. Do you like your father? Yes. I like _______.
- Object pronoun for "your father": him
- Sentence: Do you like your father? Yes. I like him.
6. We're hopping. Look at _______.
- Object pronoun for "we": us
- Sentence: We're hopping. Look at us.
7. Can you see Sam? No, I can't _______.
- Object pronoun for "Sam": him
- Sentence: Can you see Sam? No, I can't see him.
8. I want to eat. Give _______ a sandwich, please.
- Object pronoun for "me": me
- Sentence: I want to eat. Give me a sandwich, please.
9. That's Fiona. I want to talk to _______.
- Object pronoun for "Fiona": her
- Sentence: That's Fiona. I want to talk to her.
10. Can you look after the children? Yes. I'd like to look after _______.
- Object pronoun for "the children": them
- Sentence: Can you look after the children? Yes. I'd like to look after them.
11. I can't see the girls. Can you see _______?
- Object pronoun for "the girls": them
- Sentence: I can't see the girls. Can you see them?
12. I like watching animals. Do you like watching _______?
- Object pronoun for "animals": them
- Sentence: I like watching animals. Do you like watching them?
13. The boys say: Give _______ some nuts, please!
- Object pronoun for "the boys": us
- Sentence: The boys say: Give us some nuts, please!
14. They can play volleyball. Look at _______.
- Object pronoun for "they": them
- Sentence: They can play volleyball. Look at them.
15. He can write. Look at _______.
- Object pronoun for "he": him
- Sentence: He can write. Look at him.
16. She can sing. Listen to _______.
- Object pronoun for "she": her
- Sentence: She can sing. Listen to her.
17. I can't dance. Look at _______.
- Object pronoun for "me": me
- Sentence: I can't dance. Look at me.
18. Grandpa likes Helen and Sally. He likes _______.
- Object pronoun for "Helen and Sally": them
- Sentence: Grandpa likes Helen and Sally. He likes them.
19. Grandma doesn't like Tabby. She doesn't like _______.
- Object pronoun for "Tabby": her
- Sentence: Grandma doesn't like Tabby. She doesn't like her.
20. Peter's mother gives _______ a sandwich every morning.
- Object pronoun for "Peter": him
- Sentence: Peter's mother gives him a sandwich every morning.
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Final Answer:
1. him
2. her
3. He, them
4. them
5. him
6. us
7. him
8. me
9. her
10. them
11. them
12. them
13. us
14. them
15. him
16. her
17. me
18. them
19. her
20. him
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. him, 2. her, 3. He, them, 4. them, 5. him, 6. us, 7. him, 8. me, 9. her, 10. them, 11. them, 12. them, 13. us, 14. them, 15. him, 16. her, 17. me, 18. them, 19. her, 20. him}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of object pronouns worksheet.