Object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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You play volleyball with (he).

You play volleyball with him.

He always helps (she) with homework.

He always helps her with homework.

Tom loves Jenny and she loves (he).

Tom loves Jenny and she loves him.

This book belongs to (he).

This book belongs to him.

This dog is awful, i never liked (it).

This dog is awful, i never liked it.

She works at the same school with (he).

She works at the same school with him.

Boo takes (she) to school by bike on Tuesdays.

Boo took her to school by bike on Tuesdays.

What is the matter with (she) today?

What is the matter with her today?

My sister goes to the shop with (I) every Sunday.

My sister goes to the shop with me every Sunday.

Has anybody seen my dog? I can't find (it).

Has anybody seen my dog? I can't find it.

She gives (he) the money.

She gives him the money.

Can you ask (he) to be a little quiet?

Can you ask him to be a little quiet?

I like this cat. I play with (it) everyday.

I like this cat. I play with it everyday.

She sent (I) a lot of presents.

She sent me a lot of presents.

He always talks so nice to (I).

He always talks so nice to me.

I see (it) on the bus.

I see it on the bus.

Pug, your mother wants to see (you).

Pug, your mother wants to see you.

He went to the movies with (I).

He went to the movies with me.

He knows (she) very well.

He knows her very well.

The spider bit (I) on my shoulder!

The spider bit me on my shoulder!

She wants to know what you want for your birthday, can you tell (she)?

She wants to know what you want for your birthday, can you tell her?

I see (she) in the café round the corner.

I see her in the café round the corner.

What is his name? I don't remember (it).

What is his name? I don't remember it.

They teach (I) many things.

They teach me many things.

You need to talk to (he).

You need to talk to him.