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    The document discusses the differences between subject and object pronouns. It provides examples of sentences using subject pronouns as the subject of sentences and object pronouns as the object of verbs or after prepositions. It also notes that object pronouns should be used as the object of a verb or after prepositions in a sentence.

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    The document discusses the differences between subject and object pronouns. It provides examples of sentences using subject pronouns as the subject of sentences and object pronouns as the object of verbs or after prepositions. It also notes that object pronouns should be used as the object of a verb or after prepositions in a sentence.

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    The document discusses the differences between subject and object pronouns. It provides examples of sentences using subject pronouns as the subject of sentences and object pronouns as the object of verbs or after prepositions. It also notes that object pronouns should be used as the object of a verb or after prepositions in a sentence.

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    Pronouns

    Subject vs Object pronouns

    Subject pronoun Object pronoun

    I’m your teacher. Do you want to speak to me?

    You’re lost. Can I help you?

    He was at the party. I saw him.

    She never listens. Don’t talk to her.

    It’s a beautiful coat! I want it for my birthday.

    We aren’t friends. They don’t speak to us.

    They’re good books. Why don’t you read them?


    Object pronouns

    Sentence Order
    They speak to us.

    Subject + verb + object

    Do you want to speak to me?

    Aux + Subject + verb 1, verb 2 + object

    • Use object pronouns (me, him, etc.) as the object of a verb or after prepositions.
    Object pronouns

    Subject pronoun Object pronoun

    I’m your teacher. Do you want to speak to me?

    You’re lost. Can I help you?

    He was at the party. I saw him.

    She never listens. Don’t talk to her.

    It’s a beautiful coat! I want it for my birthday.

    We aren’t friends. They don’t speak to us.

    They’re good books. Why don’t you read them?

    • Use object pronouns (me, him, etc.) as the object of a verb or after prepositions.

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