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In this lesson, beginners will learn about English Object Pronouns with clear explanations, examples, and exercises to practice understanding.
You: Singular and Plural
The pronoun 'you' is used as both singular and plural second-person pronouns in English. It refers to the person to whom the action of the verb is done.
Hey Sally! Did Robin give you the money? (Singular You)
Mom and Dad, I love you. (Plural You)
The Gender of Object Pronouns
Object pronouns can refer to a man or boy (masculine), a woman or a girl (feminine), or an animal or a thing (neutral).
Third-person Singular Pronouns | |
|---|---|
Man (m) | Him → Jake, David, man, boy |
Woman (f) | Her → Mary, Lucy, woman, girl |
Non-human (n) | It → cat, book, tree |
What Do Object Pronouns Do?
Quiz:
Which sentence is correct?
She called he yesterday.
She called I yesterday.
She called them yesterday.
Sort the words to make a correct sentence:
Match the words on the right with the correct object pronoun.
Fill in the blanks with the correct object pronoun.
I saw Jake yesterday. I talked to
about school.
Mary loves books. I gave
a new novel.
Can you help
with my homework?
Complete the table with the correct object pronouns.
| Subject Pronoun | Object Pronoun |
|---|---|
I | |
he | |
we | |
you |
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