1. She comes from France and he comes from Italy.
2. They live in a big house by the road.
3. We go to school on foot every morning.
4. He works in an Italian restaurant.
5. Are they from Canada too?
6. We are ill in bed now.
7. It barks at people in the street.
8. He likes his science fiction books.
9. It is not working at the moment.
10. He plays football every Saturday afternoon.
1. They like their house, but I don’t like my houses so much.
2. Paul never tells her about his job.
3. Many people are looking for her.
4. Please, don’t tell them.
5. The teacher is asking them some easy questions.
6. Michael likes her, but Laura doesn’t like him.
7. John lives next to them, and his parents live opposite him.
8. My mother gives us an apple every morning.
9. Sue always invites them to her birthday party.
10. Sandra hates them.
1. They meet every Sunday morning.
2. They know them.
3. He speaks German fluently.
4. Open yours now!
5. They bring presents for the neighbours at Christmas.
6. She reads them on the bus.
7. They have it for breakfast every day.
8. Do you understand all of them?
9. Do they come from a Mediterranean country?
10. They are making a terrible noise and we are worried about it.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject object pronouns worksheet.
