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Task Overview:
The worksheet focuses on object pronouns and their usage. The first part requires filling in the corresponding object pronouns for given subject pronouns. The second part involves identifying errors in sentences related to pronoun usage and correcting them.
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Part 1: Fill in the Corresponding Object Pronouns
#### Subject Pronouns vs. Object Pronouns:
- Subject Pronouns: Used as the subject of a sentence (e.g., I, you, he, she, we, they, it).
- Object Pronouns: Used as the object of a verb or preposition (e.g., me, you, him, her, us, them, it).
#### Table to Fill:
| Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun | Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun |
|------------------|----------------|------------------|----------------|
| I | ______ | we | ______ |
| you | ______ | they | ______ |
| he | ______ | it | ______ |
| she | ______ | | |
#### Correct Answers:
| Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun | Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun |
|------------------|----------------|------------------|----------------|
| I | me | we | us |
| you | you | they | them |
| he | him | it | it |
| she | her | | |
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Part 2: Find Errors and Rewrite Sentences
#### Instructions:
Identify any errors in the use of pronouns in the sentences and rewrite them correctly.
#### Sentences to Correct:
1. As Rachel entered the room, everyone looked at she.
- Error: "She" is a subject pronoun, but it is used as an object pronoun here. The correct object pronoun is "her."
- Corrected Sentence:
As Rachel entered the room, everyone looked at her.
2. John won the race, but nobody congratulated them.
- Error: "Them" is a plural object pronoun, but "John" is singular. The correct singular object pronoun is "him."
- Corrected Sentence:
John won the race, but nobody congratulated him.
3. Frank and Joe asked, but no one answered us.
- No Error: The sentence is grammatically correct as it stands.
- Rewritten Sentence:
Frank and Joe asked, but no one answered us.
4. I admired the sweater, then I bought me.
- Error: "Me" is an object pronoun, but it is used as a possessive pronoun here. The correct possessive pronoun is "myself."
- Corrected Sentence:
I admired the sweater, then I bought it for myself.
5. Stay here, I will feed me.
- Error: "Me" is an object pronoun, but it is used as a subject pronoun here. The correct subject pronoun is "I."
- Corrected Sentence:
Stay here, I will feed myself.
6. I always do my best, and others appreciate him.
- Error: "Him" is an object pronoun, but it is used as a subject pronoun here. The correct subject pronoun is "he."
- Corrected Sentence:
I always do my best, and others appreciate him.
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Final Answer:
#### Part 1:
| Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun | Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun |
|------------------|----------------|------------------|----------------|
| I | me | we | us |
| you | you | they | them |
| he | him | it | it |
| she | her | | |
#### Part 2:
1. As Rachel entered the room, everyone looked at her.
2. John won the race, but nobody congratulated him.
3. Frank and Joe asked, but no one answered us.
4. I admired the sweater, then I bought it for myself.
5. Stay here, I will feed myself.
6. I always do my best, and others appreciate him.
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