Object Pronouns
The object in a sentence is usually something, someone, or an idea that is affected by the action of the verb. In English sentences, the object comes after the verb or verb phrase.
John ate the apple.
She helps her mom every day.
The student's success shows the value of hard work.
Not all sentences have an object.
We walked in the park for an hour.
Types of Objects
An object in a sentence can be:
John met Nicole in the park yesterday.
The student's success shows the value of hard work.
She put it on the table.
Here are the object pronouns in English:
| OBJECT PRONOUNS | |
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| Singular | Plural |
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Exercises
Complete the sentences with an object pronoun.
1.Nicole likes John, but he doesn't like ____.
Nicole likes John, but he doesn't like her.
2.My children love watching films. I usually take ____ to the movies every week.
My children love watching films. I usually take them to the movies every week.
3.Robert De Niro is a great actor. I really like ____.
Robert De Niro is a great actor. I really like him.
4.I can't find my wallet. I think I left ____ in the taxi.
I can't find my wallet. I think I left it in the taxi.
5.I feel very thirsty. Can you give ____ a glass of water, please?
I feel very thirsty. Can you give me a glass of water, please?
6.Rachel is a very strange girl. I can't sometimes understand ____.
Rachel is a very strange girl. I can't sometimes understand her.
7.Excuse me. My friend and I are lost. Can you help ____?
Excuse me. My friend and I are lost. Can you help us?
8.Anna and I are very busy. Please, don't distrub ____.
Anna and I are very busy. Please, don't distrub us.
9.This is my new phone. Do you like ____?
This is my new phone. Do you like it?
10.Tom and Rose are very nice. I want to invite ____ to my party.
Tom and Rose are very nice. I want to invite them to my party.