Subject-Object Pronouns

Subject-Object Pronouns

First, let's identify the subject of this sentence.

The subject of a sentence is the thing or person performing the action.

So, what is the subject of this sentence?

Hurricanes cause destruction.

Let's practice finding the subject of the following sentences!

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

People evacuate cities before disasters.

• people

• evacuate cities before disasters

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

Tsunami waves are destructive.

• are destructive

• tsunami waves

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

The survivors have help.

• the survivors

• have help

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

The survivor needs help.

• needs help

• the survivor

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

The city has many survivors.

• the city

• has many survivors

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

The tornado has strong winds.

• the tornado

• has strong winds

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the following sentence:

Tornadoes destroy cities.

• tornadoes

• destroy cities

Multiple Choice

What do you notice about the subject of the sentence?

¿Qué notas sobre el sujeto de la oración?

• The subject usually comes before the verb.

  El sujeto suele venir antes del verbo.

• The subject usually comes after the verb.

  El sujeto suele venir después del verbo.

Now you know how to find the subject of a sentence!

¡Ahora sabes cómo encontrar el sujeto de una oración!

Subject Pronouns replace nouns that act as the subject of the sentence. They include-

• ​I

• He

• She

• It

• ​You

• They

• We

Multiple Select

Select all the subject pronouns:

• He

• She

• They

• Us

• Her

Let's practice using subject pronouns!

Multiple Choice

Pick the English subject pronoun that takes the place of the blue noun in the phrase:

The boys are cute.

• Them

• They

• We

• Us

Multiple Choice

Pick the English subject pronoun that takes the place of the blue noun in the phrase:

My friend and I like pizza.

• They

• He

• I

• We

Multiple Choice

Pick the English subject pronoun that takes the place of the blue noun in the phrase:

Mary is pretty.

• She

• Her

• They

• Our

Multiple Choice

_____ is talking to his wife about his job. (The husband)

• He

• Him

• It

Multiple Choice

______ don't like scary movies. (Yo)

• her

• I

• them

Multiple Choice

John is my friend. ______ is from Guatemala.

• He

• Him

• It

Multiple Choice

Mike and Shirley like living in their new house.

• We

• They

• She

• He

Multiple Choice

You and I are totally rocking this quiz.

• You

• I

• We

• They

Fill in the Blank

Mike and Shirley like living in their new house.

Fill in the Blank

John is my friend. ______ is from Guatemala.

Fill in the Blank

You and I are totally rocking this quiz.

Fill in the Blank

______ don't like scary movies. (Yo)

Fill in the Blank

_____ is talking to his wife about his job. (The husband)

Subject and Object Pronouns

A subject pronoun is a pronoun that tells who or what does the action of a sentence.

An object pronoun is a pronoun that tells who or what receives the action of the verb.

Examples

• My friend and I danced el zapateado at the festival. (Subject Pronoun)

• Everyone enjoyed watching it. (Object Pronoun)

Let's practice identifying object pronouns!

Get ready to type the object pronouns in the space provided.

Fill in the Blank

Tyler thinks Emma's boss is hitting on her.

Fill in the Blank

Emma gives them a smile.

Fill in the Blank

Emma pushes him away.

Fill in the Blank

Our teacher always gives us homework.

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence:

She liked it, too.

• She

• liked

• it

• too

Multiple Choice

Object pronoun:

He had to stretch to see her.

• her

• see

• He

• stretch

Multiple Choice

Object pronoun:

She loved the colorful costumes worn by them.

• costumes

• She

• worn

• them

Multiple Choice

Object pronoun:

Will you go with us next time?

• Will

• you

• us

• next

Multiple Choice

Object pronoun:

Will you go with us next time?

• Will

• you

• us

• next

Multiple Choice

Object pronoun:

You should tell him what you think.

• You

• should

• tell

• him

Multiple Choice

May and Lou need money. But the bank can't lend _____ any.

• them

• theirs

• her

• him

Multiple Choice

Samantha wants a new dress. Her husband can buy ________ one

• him

• her

• his

• them

Multiple Choice

This car must be painted. Our mechanic's going to paint _______.

• this

• that

• it

• her

Multiple Choice

Bill needs a credit. Is Mrs Grey going to help ________?

• him

• his

• her

• you

Multiple Choice

We would like a Jaguar and a BMW. Could you buy ________ both?

• them

• us

• their

• our

Fill in the Blank

We would like a Jaguar and a BMW. Could you buy ________ both?

Multiple Choice

Rick wants a bike. But his father can't buy ________ one.

• he

• his

• him

• theirs

Fill in the Blank

Rick wants a bike. But his father can't buy ________ one.

Multiple Choice

I can't find my pencil. Could you pass ________ that one?

• him

• I

• me

• us

Fill in the Blank

I can't find my pencil. Could you pass ________ that one?