SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS GAMES

Subject and object pronouns exercisePersonal pronouns have subject and object forms. The subject forms are: I, we, he, she, it, you and they.The object forms are: me, us, him, her, it, you and them.Subject for[r]

Subject and object pronouns exerciseComplete the following sentences using an appropriate subject or object pronoun.1. We scored as many goals as ……………..a) theyb) them2. James and ………………. were present there.a) Ib) me3. I can sing as well as …………………a)[r]

Subject and Object PronounsSubject pronoun does the action.I, You, He, She, It, We, They, YouObject pronoun recieves the actionme, you, him, her, it, us, them, youStructure: Subject + verb + object.Example: She sees him.SubjectObjectSentenceHe presents her.They lau[r]

SUBJECT PRONOUNSIHESHEITYOUWETHEYOBJECT PRONOUNSMEHIMHERITYOUUSTHEMOBJECT PRONOUNS REPLACE NOUNS IN OBJECT POSITIONS.THEY CAN BE:DIRECT OBJECTS: HAVE YOU MET MARY? I HAVE NEVER MET HER.INDIRECT OBJECTS: IF YOU SEE PAUL, GIVE HIM THIS BOOK.CHOOSE THE RIGHT OPTIONIWEITTHEYLOOK AT[r]

Basic Sentence Structures and Patterns7 basic sentence patterns in English•••••••S-VS-V-OS-V-AS-V-O-AS-V-O-OS-V-CS-V-O-C1. Subject – VerbThere are 2 main elements of a sentence: Subject and VerbExamples:It is raining.The chickens are eating.The child is sleeping.2. Sub[r]

2. The man ( living ) next door is a doctor.3. The book (which is) about wildlife is very interesting.4. The book about wildlife (which was) written by ...... is very interesting.5. The man whom you met yesterday is my cousin.6. The book which I bought last Saturday is very interesting.2. the omissi[r]

A. Choose the correct answers.1. Jane is my sister. _______________ is very smart.YouSheThey2. We _______________ students.amareis3. _______________ my backpack.I’mItIt’sB. Complete the sentences using subject pronouns and the verb be.①②③

110G r A M M A r f o r e V e rY o n eCChecklist: subject and verb agreementStudents should now be able to:• list given pronouns under the headings Singular and Plural• follow the given pronouns with the correct verb (orally and in writing)Transitive and