Object or subject pronouns | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I can't come to the meeting. (object)

I can't come to it.

Are you sitting on my purse? (object)

Are you sitting on it?

Do you like computer games? (object)

Do you like them?

Wait for Harry and me! (object)

Wait for us!

Sally and Jim are getting married today. (subject)

They are getting married today.

They are talking about the children. (object)

The are talking about them.

I can see Mathew. (object)

I can see him.

The dogs are barking. (subject)

They are barking.

My parents usually have lunch with Simon and me on Saturdays. (object)

My parents usually have lunch with us on Saturdays.

The weather is very cold. (subject)

It is very cold.

Can I speak to Martin? (object)

Can I speak to him?

Jack is very angry. (subject)

He is very angry.

I agree with Mrs Chapman. (object)

I agree with her.

Mark and I are cooking the dinner. (subject)

We are cooking the dinner.

This present is for Anna and Richard. (object)

This present is for them.

I like Anna. (object)

I like her.

Silvia can´t come to the meeting. (subject)

She can't come to the meeting.

Please call Jack and Anna this evening. (object)

Please call them this evening.