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Object Pronouns worksheet for English learners with interactive exercises and examples.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Object Pronouns" designed for English language learners, featuring exercises to identify and use object pronouns correctly, with examples like "Look at me!" and "Look at them!" and a section explaining subject vs. object pronouns.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Object Pronouns" designed for English language learners, featuring exercises to identify and use object pronouns correctly, with examples like "Look at me!" and "Look at them!" and a section explaining subject vs. object pronouns.

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Part A: Which object pronoun is missing? Complete.

Object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, them

1. Can you see Elsa? → Can you see ___?
- Elsa is a girl's name (female)
- Object pronoun for female = her
- Answer: her

2. Emma is helping Nick. → Emma is helping ___.
- Nick is a boy's name (male)
- Object pronoun for male = him
- Answer: him

3. The girl is reading a letter. → The girl is reading ___.
- "a letter" is a thing (not a person)
- Object pronoun for a thing = it
- Answer: it

4. Mum loves me and you. → Mum loves ___.
- "me and you" together means multiple people including the speaker
- Object pronoun for multiple people including yourself = us
- Answer: us

5. Look at the boys! → Look at ___!
- "the boys" = multiple males
- Object pronoun for multiple people/things = them
- Answer: them

6. This is a gift for you and Anna → This is a gift for ___.
- "you and Anna" = multiple people
- Object pronoun for multiple people = them
- Answer: them

7. I am talking! Listen to ___!
- "I" is the speaker
- Object pronoun for the speaker = me
- Answer: me

Part B: Choose the correct Subject or Object Pronoun.

Subject pronouns come BEFORE verbs (I, you, he, she, it, we, they)
Object pronouns come AFTER verbs/prepositions (me, you, him, her, it, us, them)

1. Paul and Tim are best friends. They / Them are both in grade 4.
- "are" is the verb
- Pronoun comes BEFORE the verb = subject pronoun needed
- Answer: They

2. There's a nest on the tree! Can you see her / it?
- "see" is the verb
- Pronoun comes AFTER the verb = object pronoun needed
- A nest is a thing, not a person
- Answer: it

3. Your family is from Spain. We / You are Spanish.
- "are" is the verb
- Pronoun comes BEFORE the verb = subject pronoun needed
- Talking about "your family" which includes the listener
- Answer: You

4. It's Lucy's birthday today! Happy Birthday to her / him!
- "to" is a preposition
- Pronoun comes AFTER the preposition = object pronoun needed
- Lucy is a girl's name (female)
- Answer: her

5. That's my new car. It / He is red.
- "is" is the verb
- Pronoun comes BEFORE the verb = subject pronoun needed
- A car is a thing, not a person
- Answer: It

6. My baby brother is crying... Can you hear it / him?
- "hear" is the verb
- Pronoun comes AFTER the verb = object pronoun needed
- Baby brother is male
- Answer: him

7. Lukas and I are brothers. Us / We always help each other.
- "help" is the verb
- Pronoun comes BEFORE the verb = subject pronoun needed
- Answer: We

8. Have some milk! It's good for me / you!
- "for" is a preposition
- Pronoun comes AFTER the preposition = object pronoun needed
- Talking to someone else about what's good for them
- Answer: you

9. I / Me like football so much! It's my favourite sport!
- "like" is the verb
- Pronoun comes BEFORE the verb = subject pronoun needed
- Answer: I

10. The puppies are eating! Look at they / them!
- "at" is a preposition
- Pronoun comes AFTER the preposition = object pronoun needed
- Answer: them

Final Answer:

Part A:
1. her
2. him
3. it
4. us
5. them
6. them
7. me

Part B:
1. They
2. it
3. You
4. her
5. It
6. him
7. We
8. you
9. I
10. them
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of objective pronouns worksheet.
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