Object Pronouns worksheet for English language learners to practice using pronouns in sentences.

Here is the completed worksheet with correct object pronouns filled in, followed by a clear explanation of each answer.

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✔ Completed Answers:

1. It's a great song. I love it.
2. We can't speak Italian very well. Can you help us?
3. The phone's ringing! Can you answer it?
4. I often call Ellie, but she hardly ever calls me.
5. Can you go to the boss's office? She wants to see you.
6. Where are my keys? I can't find them!
7. Hello again! Do you remember me? My name's Matt.
8. Lorna's in love with Nick, but he isn't in love with her.
9. Is Kate's boyfriend nice? I don't know him.
10. A: What do you think of these shoes? B: I don't like them. They're a horrible color.
11. We don't know this city. Can you tell us some places to visit?
12. This bar's very noisy. I really don't like it.
13. My sister works in Germany. I don't see her very often.
14. I'm free tonight. Do you want to come to the cinema with me?
15. This exercise is very difficult. I can't do it.
16. Your bank manager called. He needs to speak to you.
17. My husband gets home late, but I always have dinner with him.
18. George and Nora are really nice. I like them.
19. You have a message from Alice. Please call her on her mobile.
20. Our neighbors are very unfriendly. They never speak to us.

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📘 Explanation of Object Pronouns:

Object pronouns replace nouns that receive the action of the verb (the *object*). In English, they are:

- me — for “I” (first person singular)
- you — for “you” (second person singular/plural)
- him — for “he” (third person masculine singular)
- her — for “she” (third person feminine singular)
- it — for “it” (third person neuter singular — things, animals, concepts)
- us — for “we” (first person plural)
- them — for “they” (third person plural)

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📌 Breakdown by Sentence:

1. “It” — refers to “a great song” → thing → use it
2. “Us” — “We” need help → object of “help” → us
3. “It” — phone is ringing → object of “answer” → it
4. “Me” — Ellie doesn’t call me → object of “calls” → me
5. “You” — boss wants to see YOU → object of “see” → you
6. “Them” — keys are plural → object of “find” → them
7. “Me” — Matt asks if you remember HIM → object of “remember” → me
8. “Her” — Nick isn’t in love with Lorna → object of “love” → her
9. “Him” — Kate’s boyfriend → male → object of “know” → him
10. “Them” — shoes are plural → object of “like” → them
11. “Us” — “We” don’t know the city → object of “tell” → us
12. “It” — bar is singular thing → object of “like” → it
13. “Her” — sister is female → object of “see” → her
14. “Me” — invite to cinema WITH ME → object of “with” → me
15. “It” — exercise is singular → object of “do” → it
16. “You” — bank manager wants to speak to YOU → object of “speak to” → you
17. “Him” — husband is male → object of “have dinner with” → him
18. “Them” — George and Nora = two people → plural → them
19. “Her” — Alice is female → object of “call” → her
20. “Us” — neighbors don’t speak to WE/US → object of “speak to” → us

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✔ Tip for Learning:
Ask yourself: “Who or what is receiving the action?” Then choose the correct object pronoun based on who/what it replaces.

Example:
“I see him.” → Who am I seeing? → Him (male person) → correct!

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Let me know if you’d like a printable version or a quiz to test your understanding! 😊