They are used as the subject of a
refer to somebody or something
sentence. They refer back to
somebody or something that has
been mentioned before.
Peter is my best friend. He lives
very near my house.
My parents went to Paris on their
last wedding anniversary. They
enjoyed the trip a lot.
They can also be used to refer to
people or things in a direct way.
You are very kind for lending me
the car.
Replace the underlined words by the appropriate
pronoun.
1. -Mary phoned Paul yesterday afternoon. ( ___ ___ )
2.- My mother and I met Susan in the café. ( ___ ___ )
3.- John lost his bike last week. ( ___ ___ )
4.- Bill and his friends watch TV every day. ( ___ ___ )
5.- My dad left his keys at home. ( ___ ___ )
6.- The kids bought their mum a gift. ( ___ ___ )
7.- Tell your uncle I’ll be away for a week. ( ___ )
8.- The dog ate all his food at once. ( ___ ___ )
9.- Tell Sue I can’t buy the book. ( ___ ___ )
10.- Bill has to look after his sister ( ___ ___ )
Like subject pronouns they also
that has been mentioned before.
They function as the direct or
indirect object of the verb.
When both the direct and
indirect object are represented
by pronouns we must use the
direct one first and a preposition
before the indirect object,
usually “to”:
It’s Mary’s birthday today. I
have bought her a nice present.
I’ll give it to her this afternoon.
Object pronouns also function as
the object of a preposition:
Sue invited me to the party and I
went with her and her boyfriend.
Read the following sentences and correct the
mistakes, all of them are wrong.
1.- Stella failed the exam. He is very sorry about her.
2.- Mum and me want to visit the museum today.
3.- The children gave my a big kiss when them arrived
from school.
4.- Sue is a great friend. I like it a lot.
5.- Our teachers give them too much homework.
6.- I’ve bought a new cd. You should listen to him.
7.- Our neighbours invited we to a barbecue.
8.- Did you write Sandra? Yes, I wrote she yesterday.
9.- What’s that? Show me it, please!
10.- Bob has gone to the cinema and Lisa is with he.
Complete the sentences with the right pronoun
and then match to the pictures.
1.- Call your husband. _____ is waiting for _____ .
2.- Have you brushed your teeth?-Yes, I’ve just brushed ___ .
3.- Where’s the letter you got this morning? I gave ___ to
_____. Don’t you remember?
4.- Tina’s flowers are the nicest. ____ is very proud of ___ .
5.- Gina has got a dog . ____ takes ___ for a walk every day.
6.- Do you like mice? No, ____ hate _____.
7.- Jim’s friends bought ___ lots of presents for his birthday.
____ were really kind.
8.- His father always helps ________ do his homework.
9.- What time does Bill take the bus to school? - ____ always
takes _____ at 8:15 am.
10.- Tom is an addict to computer games. ____ has bought
hundreds of _____.
11.-Why did he shout at _____ ? Because I took his car without
asking ____ .
12.- Bob lost his mobile and his boss gave _____ a new one.
13.- Whose green car is that? It’s Sue’s. It belongs to ____ .
14.- John loves playing the violin and is really good at ______ .
15.- The dinner was too expensive and he couldn’t pay for ___ .
16.- Did Bill solve the maths problem? No, _____ didn’t. His
teacher got angry with _______ .
 They are used as the subject of a
sentence. They refer back to
somebody or something that has
been mentioned before.
Peter is my best friend. He lives
very near my house.
My parents went to Paris on their
last wedding anniversary. They
enjoyed the trip a lot.
They can also be used to refer to
people or things in a direct way.
You are very kind for lending me
the car.
Replace the underlined words by the appropriate
pronoun.
1. -Mary phoned Paul yesterday afternoon. ( ___ ___ )
2.- My mother and I met Susan in the café. ( ___ ___ )
3.- John lost his bike last week. ( ___ ___ )
4.- Bill and his friends watch TV every day. ( ___ ___ )
5.- My dad left his keys at home. ( ___ ___ )
6.- The kids bought their mum a gift. ( ___ ___ )
7.- Tell your uncle I’ll be away for a week. ( ___ )
8.- The dog ate all his food at once. ( ___ ___ )
9.- Tell Sue I can’t buy the book. ( ___ ___ )
10.- Bill has to look after his sister ( ___ ___ )
Like subject pronouns they also
refer to somebody or something
that has been mentioned before.
They function as the direct or
indirect object of the verb.
When both the direct and
indirect object are represented
by pronouns we must use the
direct one first and a preposition
before the indirect object,
usually “to”:
It’s Mary’s birthday today. I
have bought her a nice present.
I’ll give it to her this afternoon.
Object pronouns also function as
the object of a preposition:
Sue invited me to the party and I
went with her and her boyfriend.
Read the following sentences and correct the
mistakes, all of them are wrong.
1.- Stella failed the exam. He is very sorry about her.
2.- Mum and me want to visit the museum today.
3.- The children gave my a big kiss when them arrived
from school.
4.- Sue is a great friend. I like it a lot.
5.- Our teachers give them too much homework.
6.- I’ve bought a new cd. You should listen to him.
7.- Our neighbours invited we to a barbecue.
8.- Did you write Sandra? Yes, I wrote she yesterday.
9.- What’s that? Show me it, please!
10.- Bob has gone to the cinema and Lisa is with he.
Complete the sentences with the right pronoun
and then match to the pictures.
1.- Call your husband. _____ is waiting for _____ .
2.- Have you brushed your teeth?-Yes, I’ve just brushed ___ .
3.- Where’s the letter you got this morning? I gave ___ to
_____. Don’t you remember?
4.- Tina’s flowers are the nicest. ____ is very proud of ___ .
5.- Gina has got a dog . ____ takes ___ for a walk every day.
6.- Do you like mice? No, ____ hate _____.
7.- Jim’s friends bought ___ lots of presents for his birthday.
____ were really kind.
8.- His father always helps ________ do his homework.
9.- What time does Bill take the bus to school? - ____ always
takes _____ at 8:15 am.
10.- Tom is an addict to computer games. ____ has bought
hundreds of _____.
11.-Why did he shout at _____ ? Because I took his car without
asking ____ .
12.- Bob lost his mobile and his boss gave _____ a new one.
13.- Whose green car is that? It’s Sue’s. It belongs to ____ .
14.- John loves playing the violin and is really good at ______ .
15.- The dinner was too expensive and he couldn’t pay for ___ .
16.- Did Bill solve the maths problem? No, _____ didn’t. His
teacher got angry with _______ .
 They are used as the subject of a
sentence. They refer back to
somebody or something that has
been mentioned before.
Peter is my best friend. He lives
very near my house.
My parents went to Paris on their
last wedding anniversary. They
enjoyed the trip a lot.
They can also be used to refer to
people or things in a direct way.
You are very kind for lending me
the car.
Replace the underlined words by the appropriate
pronoun.
1. -Mary phoned Paul yesterday afternoon. ( She him )
2.- My mother and I met Susan in the café. ( We her )
3.- John lost his bike last week. ( He it )
4.- Bill and his friends watch TV every day. ( They it )
5.- My dad left his keys at home. ( He them )
6.- The kids bought their mum a gift. ( They her )
7.- Tell your uncle I’ll be away for a week. ( him )
8.- The dog ate all his food at once. ( It/He it )
9.- Tell Sue I can’t buy the book. ( her it )
10.- Bill has to look after his sister ( He her )
Like subject pronouns they also
refer to somebody or something
that has been mentioned before.
They function as the direct or
indirect object of the verb.
When both the direct and
indirect object are represented
by pronouns we must use the
direct one first and a preposition
before the indirect object,
usually “to”:
It’s Mary’s birthday today. I
have bought her a nice present.
I’ll give it to her this afternoon.
Object pronouns also function as
the object of a preposition:
Sue invited me to the party and I
went with her and her boyfriend.
Read the following sentences and correct the
mistakes, all of them are wrong.
1.- Stella failed the exam. He is very sorry about it.
2.- Mum and I want to visit the museum today.
3.- The children gave me a big kiss when they arrived
from school.
4.- Sue is a great friend. I like her a lot.
5.- Our teachers give us too much homework.
6.- I’ve bought a new cd. You should listen to it.
7.- Our neighbours invited us to a barbecue.
8.- Did you write Sandra? Yes, I wrote her yesterday.
9.- What’s that? Show it to me, please!
10.- Bob has gone to the cinema and Lisa is with him.
Complete the sentences with the right pronoun
and then match to the pictures.
1.- Call your husband. He is waiting for you.
2.- Have you brushed your teeth?-Yes, I’ve just brushed them.
3.- Where’s the letter you got this morning? I gave it to you
Don’t you remember?
4.- Tina’s flowers are the nicest. She is very proud of them.
5.- Gina has got a dog . She takes it for a walk every day.
6.- Do you like mice? No, I hate them.
7.- Jim’s friends bought him lots of presents for his birthday.
They were really kind.
8.- His father always helps him do his homework.
9.- What time does Bill take the bus to school? - He always
takes it at 8:15 am.
10.- Tom is an addict to computer games. He has bought
hundreds of them
11.-Why did he shout at you? Because I took his car without
asking him.
12.- Bob lost his mobile and his boss gave him a new one.
13.- Whose green car is that? It’s Sue’s. It belongs to her.
14.- John loves playing the violin and is really good at it.
15.- The dinner was too expensive and he couldn’t pay for it.
16.- Did Bill solve the maths problem? No, he didn’t. His teacher
got angry with him.