Object Pronouns - ESL worksheet by gitasiva - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet step by step and explain each part.

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A. Complete the chart with Object Pronouns

We need to match each subject pronoun with its corresponding object pronoun.

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

✔ Explanation:
Object pronouns are used as the object of a verb or preposition. For example:
- "She gave me the book." → "me" is the object.
- "He likes her." → "her" is the object.

So, the correct object pronouns are:
- I → me
- You → you (same in both forms)
- He → him
- She → her
- It → it
- We → us
- They → them

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B. Underline the correct Pronoun in parentheses

We choose the correct object pronoun based on grammar rules.

1. I see (they, them) every day.
✔ them – "see" is a verb; we need an object pronoun → them

2. He sits near (I, me) in class.
✔ me – "near" is a preposition; use object pronoun → me

3. She goes with (we, us) to the movies a lot.
✔ us – "with" is a preposition; use object pronoun → us

4. I like (she, her) very much.
✔ her – "like" is a verb; object needed → her

5. I know (he, him) and his brother.
✔ him – "know" is a verb; object pronoun → him

6. I often go with (they, them) to the city.
✔ them – "with" is a preposition → them

7. He often helps (I, me) with my lessons.
✔ me – "helps" is a verb; object → me

8. She writes many letters to (he, him).
✔ him – "to" is a preposition; object pronoun → him

9. Mr. Adams teaches (we, us) English.
✔ us – "teaches" is a verb; object → us

10. He gives many presents to (he, her).
✔ her – "to" is a preposition; object → her

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C. Fill in the blanks with a suitable Object Pronoun

Now we use context to choose the correct object pronoun.

1. John can't do his homework. Can you help him?
✔ "John" is male → him

2. We don't know the way to the church. Can you help us?
✔ "We" → object pronoun → us

3. I can't find my books. Can you see them?
✔ "books" → plural → them

4. My friend Susan lives in London. This is a postcard from her.
✔ "Susan" is female → her

5. This pen is for Mary. Give it to her.
✔ "Mary" is female → her

6. I need help. Please, help me.
✔ "I" → object form → me

7. The boys are playing football. Give them the ball.
✔ "The boys" → plural → them

8. We are hungry. Bring us the sandwiches, please.
✔ "We" → object → us

9. This letter is for father. Give it to him.
✔ "letter" → it, "father" → him

10. These flowers are a present for mother. Please, give them to her.
✔ "flowers" → them, "mother" → her

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✔ Final Answers:

#### A. Chart
| Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun |
|-----------------|----------------|
| I | me |
| You | you |
| He | him |
| She | her |
| It | it |
| We | us |
| You | you |
| They | them |

#### B. Underline Correct Pronoun
1. them
2. me
3. us
4. her
5. him
6. them
7. me
8. him
9. us
10. her

#### C. Fill in the Blanks
1. him
2. us
3. them
4. her
5. her
6. me
7. them
8. us
9. it, him
10. them, her

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This worksheet helps students understand how subject and object pronouns differ and when to use object pronouns after verbs or prepositions. Practice like this strengthens grammar skills! 🌟