Object pronouns vs subject pronouns: Me or I, she or her?

Object pronouns vs subject pronouns: Me or I, she or her?

Exercise 2

Replace the underlined words with the correct subject pronouns or object pronouns.

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1I can't find my keys. ⇒ I can't find .

2Rachel helps the students. ⇒ helps .

3I need to tell John the truth. ⇒ I need to tell the truth.

4My dad and I love chocolate. ⇒ love .

5Suzan and Tom call their daughter every day. ⇒ call every day.

6I like cooking for my children. ⇒ I like cooking for .

7Give the documents to Carmen. ⇒ Give to .

8Tom often plays football with my friends and me . ⇒ often plays football with .

9How old is Emma? ⇒ How old is ?

10I need the scissors to cut the paper. ⇒ I need to cut .

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Object pronouns vs subject pronouns: Me or I, She or Her?

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Subject pronouns

Subject: Before the verb

Subject pronouns are the subject of a verb. They go before the verb.

• I like your dress.
• You are late.
• He is my friend.
• It often rains.
• She is on holiday.
• We live in England.
• They come from London.

Object pronouns

Object: After the verb

Object pronouns are the object of a verb. They go after the verb.

• Can you help me , please?
• I can see you.
• She doesn’t like him.
• I see her every Monday.
• We can see him, but he can’t see us.

After preposition

We use object pronouns after prepositions.

• She is there for me.
• I’ll get it for you.
• Give it to him.
• Can you listen to her?
• Don’t take it from us.
• I want to speak to them.