Grammar worksheet focusing on subject and object pronouns with example sentences and a word bank.

Grammar Worksheet: Subject & Object Pronouns

The task is to replace the underlined words in each sentence with the appropriate pronoun from the provided list. The pronouns are:

- Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
- Object pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them

Here is the solution with explanations for each sentence:

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#### 1. I saw Mr. Brown this morning and gave Mr. Brown my homework.
- Underlined word: Mr. Brown (object of the verb "gave")
- Pronoun to use: him (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: I saw Mr. Brown this morning and gave him my homework.

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#### 2. John likes computer games but he doesn’t play computer games very often.
- Underlined word: computer games (object of the verb "play")
- Pronoun to use: them (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: John likes computer games but he doesn’t play them very often.

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#### 3. Neil Armstrong was born in 1930. Neil Armstrong landed on the moon in 1969.
- Underlined word: Neil Armstrong (subject of the verb "landed")
- Pronoun to use: He (subject pronoun)
- Correct sentence: Neil Armstrong was born in 1930. He landed on the moon in 1969.

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#### 4. Penguins don’t live near the North Pole. Penguins live near the South Pole.
- Underlined word: Penguins (subject of the verb "live")
- Pronoun to use: They (subject pronoun)
- Correct sentence: Penguins don’t live near the North Pole. They live near the South Pole.

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#### 5. My aunt lives in Toronto but my aunt often comes to visit my family and me.
- First underlined word: my aunt (subject of the verb "comes")
- Pronoun to use: She (subject pronoun)
- Second underlined word: my family and me (object of the verb "visit")
- Pronoun to use: us (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: My aunt lives in Toronto but she often comes to visit us.

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#### 6. If you have your ticket, you can give your ticket to that man over there.
- Underlined word: your ticket (object of the verb "give")
- Pronoun to use: it (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: If you have your ticket, you can give it to that man over there.

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#### 7. First, my friend and I went shopping. Later, my friend and I went home.
- Underlined word: my friend and I (subject of the verb "went")
- Pronoun to use: we (subject pronoun)
- Correct sentence: First, my friend and I went shopping. Later, we went home.

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#### 8. Where was Sarah? I didn’t see Sarah at the party last week.
- Underlined word: Sarah (object of the verb "see")
- Pronoun to use: her (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: Where was Sarah? I didn’t see her at the party last week.

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#### 9. John is a really nice guy. I like John a lot.
- Underlined word: John (object of the verb "like")
- Pronoun to use: him (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: John is a really nice guy. I like him a lot.

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#### 10. The planet Mars has two moons. The two moons are both very small.
- Underlined word: The two moons (subject of the verb "are")
- Pronoun to use: They (subject pronoun)
- Correct sentence: The planet Mars has two moons. They are both very small.

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#### 11. I really liked the cake. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to finish the cake.
- Underlined word: the cake (object of the verb "finish")
- Pronoun to use: it (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: I really liked the cake. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to finish it.

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#### 12. Suzy and I paid for the meal but the waiter forgot to bring Suzy and me the food.
- Underlined word: Suzy and me (object of the verb "bring")
- Pronoun to use: us (object pronoun)
- Correct sentence: Suzy and I paid for the meal but the waiter forgot to bring us the food.

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Final Answer:

1. him
2. them
3. He
4. They
5. She, us
6. it
7. we
8. her
9. him
10. They
11. it
12. us

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{him, them, He, They, She, us, it, we, her, him, They, it, us}