Object Pronouns worksheet with interactive exercises and examples for learning subject and object pronouns.

Here are the answers to your homework.

Part A: Which object pronoun is missing?

1. her
* (Elsa is a girl, so we use "her".)
2. him
* (Nick is a boy, so we use "him".)
3. it
* (A letter is a thing, so we use "it".)
4. us
* ("Me and you" together means "us".)
5. them
* (The boys are a group of people, so we use "them".)
6. you
* (When talking directly to someone, "you" stays "you".)
7. me
* (The person speaking is "I", so the object form is "me".)

Part B: Choose the correct Subject or Object Pronoun

*Tip: If the word comes before an action (verb), use a Subject pronoun (I, You, He, She, It, We, They). If it comes after an action or a small word like "to/for/at", use an Object pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, them).*

1. They
* (They are doing the action of being in grade 4.)
2. it
* (A nest is a thing, not a person.)
3. You
* (Talking about "your family" means talking to "you".)
4. her
* (Lucy is a girl, and the word comes after "to".)
5. It
* (A car is a thing, and it is doing the action of being red.)
6. him
* (Your brother is a boy, and the word comes after "hear".)
7. We
* (Lukas and I are doing the action of helping.)
8. you
* (Talking to the person drinking the milk.)
9. I
* (You are doing the action of liking football.)
10. them
* (The puppies are a group, and the word comes after "at".)

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

B.
1. They
2. it
3. You
4. her
5. It
6. him
7. We
8. you
9. I
10. them