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Pronouns - Subject and Object

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  • The teacher gave (she / her) the answer.
    her
  • (They / Them) participated in the championship.
    They
  • Nelly took her car to the station and gave (her / it) a car wash.
    it
  • The coach will not let (we / us) play tonight.
    us
  • (Him / She) prefers lemonade to orange juice.
    She
  • Grandmother shared a secret with (we / us).
    us
  • (I / Me) finished first.
    I
  • (You / Me) are going skating this afternoon.
    You
  • Look, Sarah and Calvin. Can you see (they / them)?
    them
  • That boy over there is David. I study with (he / him).
    him
  • Please, call (I / me) soon; (I / me) am very worried.
    me ; I
  • Are (they / them) planning to eat that entire pizza by themselves?
    they
  • (We / Us) will ask the teacher a question.
    We
  • (We / Us) are late again!
    We
  • Look at that man. Who is (he / him)?
    he
  • (You / Us) will find the story interesting.
    You
  • Monica doesn’t like (he / it).
    it
  • My friend saw (you / she) at the mall.
    you
  • There was a math test. Colin found (it / them) difficult.
    it
  • The principal asked (she / him) a question.
    him
  • 'Do you like my new glasses?' 'Yes, (I / me) love (it / they / them).
    I ; them
  • Jacky and Gabriel are making too much noise. Tell (they / them) to stop.
    them
  • (He / Him) never listens to (we / us).
    He ; us
  • My parents told (we / me) to play safely.
    me
  • The coach gave (you / I) a medal.
    you
  • (We / Us) are the best at football.
    We
  • Laura called (I / me) last night.
    me
  • (I / me) have time to help with the dishes.
    I
  • What time can I call (he / him)?
    him
  • (It / You) goes for a walk every morning
    It
  • (She / It) is raining again today.
    It
  • (It / He) is time to leave.
    It
  • The postman gave (we / us) our parcel.
    us
  • (She / Her) studied hard for the test.
    She
  • Sally's glasses were broken, so mother bought (she /her) new ones.
    her
  • Jane loves her dogs. (She / Her) plays with (they / them) in the garden every day.
    She ; them
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