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    This document discusses subject and object pronouns. It explains that subject pronouns such as I, you, and he replace nouns that are subjects. Object pronouns such as me, you, and him replace nouns that are objects. An example text is provided to demonstrate how pronouns can replace nouns to make writing less repetitive. Finally, an exercise tests the reader's ability to identify the correct subject or object pronoun to replace underlined nouns in sentences.

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    This document discusses subject and object pronouns. It explains that subject pronouns such as I, you, and he replace nouns that are subjects. Object pronouns such as me, you, and him replace nouns that are objects. An example text is provided to demonstrate how pronouns can replace nouns to make writing less repetitive. Finally, an exercise tests the reader's ability to identify the correct subject or object pronoun to replace underlined nouns in sentences.

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    Subject and Object Pronouns

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    This document discusses subject and object pronouns. It explains that subject pronouns such as I, you, and he replace nouns that are subjects. Object pronouns such as me, you, and him replace nouns that are objects. An example text is provided to demonstrate how pronouns can replace nouns to make writing less repetitive. Finally, an exercise tests the reader's ability to identify the correct subject or object pronoun to replace underlined nouns in sentences.

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    SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS

    LET’S LEARN ABOUT IT PIECE BY PIECE


    SUBJECT OBJECT
    PRONOUN
     Pay attention to the underlined words.

     James is my bother.
     The dog chased the cat.
     Yesterday, my sister came late to school.
    SUBJECT OBJECT PRONOUN
     James is my bother.
     The dog chased the cat.
     Yesterday, my sister came late to school.

    The underlined words are called subjects.


    The characteristic of a subject is it always appears before a verb.
    SUBJECT OBJECT PRONOUN
     Pay attention to the underlined words

    I met Alex last night.


     The principal came to me yesterday.
     The mother was looking for her children.
    SUBJECT OBJECT PRONOUN
    I met Alex last night.
     The principal came to me yesterday.
     The mother was looking for her children.

    The underlined words are called objects.


    The characteristic of an object is it always appears after a verb.
    SUBJECT OBJECT PRONOUN
     Pronouns are words that replace proper names of nouns.
    SUBJECT OBJECT PRONOUN
    SUBJECT PRONOUNS OBJECT PRONOUNS

    I me

    You you

    We us

    They them

    He him

    She her

    It it
    WHY DO WE NEED TO LEARN ABOUT
    IT?
    READ THIS!
    Alex is a student. Alex lives with his parents. Alex’s
    parents love Alex very much. Alex has a sister. Alex’s
    sister is 3 years younger than Alex. Alex and his sister
    usually play a lot of games together. Alex and his sister
    loves each other.
    SEE HOW BORING IS THAT!
    LET’S PUT PRONOUNS TO THE TEXT!
    Alex is a student. He lives with his parents. His parents
    love him very much. He has a sister. His sister is 3 years
    younger than him. They usually play a lot of games together.
    They love each other.
    NOW TRY THIS EXERCISE!
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    1. Bob brushes his teeth before going to bed.

    He She It They We
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    2. Thomas and Steve went to the jungle.

    He She It They We
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    3. The crocodile was eating a zebra.

    He She It They We
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    4. Mom and I watched Trolls.

    He She It They We
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    5. Cindy lives in a city.

    He She It They We
    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    6. The teacher was angry with Jessy and me.

    him her it them us


    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    7. Yesterday, I saw Mike.

    him her it them us


    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    8. Where did you buy the skateboard?

    him her it them us


    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    9. I always obey my mother.

    him her it them us


    TOUCH THE CORRECT PRONOUN THAT
    CAN REPLACE THE UNDERLINED
    WORDS

    10. We are looking for Celine and Tasya.

    him her it them us

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