Subject Object Pronouns

The penguin is an interesting animal.

• They is an interesting animal.

• It is an interesting animal

• Them is an interesting animal.

• Her is an interesting animal.

Mary Grant spent a lot of time studying the penguins.

• Her spent a lot of time studying it.

• We spent a lot of time studying him.

• She spent a lot of time studying them.

• Her spent a lot of time studying them.

My brother bought a book by Mary Grant.

• Him bought a book by her.

• He bought a book by she.

• She bought a book by him.

• He bought a book by her.

I borrowed the book from my brother.

• I borrowed it from him.

• I borrowed it from he.

• I borrowed him from it.

• I borrowed us from it.

Sophie loves to eat pizza.

• Her loves to eat it.

• She loves to eat them.

• Her loves to eat them.

• She loves to eat it.

My grandmother took Sera and me to the movies.

• Her took us to the movies.

• She took them to the movies.

• She took us to the movies.

• He took us to the movies.

The Frost Museum is an amazing place to spend the day.

• It is an amazing place to spend the day.

• They is an amazing place to spend the day.

• The museum is an amazing place to spend the day.

• She is an amazing place to spend the day.

My parents, brother and I got to tour the White House.

• They got to tour the White House.

• Them got to tour the White House.

• We got to tour the White House.

• They and I got to tour the White House.

My sister asked my grandmother if she had ever been to the zoo before.

• Her asked me if she had ever been to the zoo before.

• I asked her if she had ever been to the zoo before.

• She asked us if she had ever been to the zoo before.

• She asked her if she had ever been to the zoo before.

Natasha's mom said she looked after Natasha and Kevin when they were little.

• Her said she looked after them when they were little.

• She said she looked after us when they were little.

• Him said she looked after us when they were little.

• She said she looked after them when they were little.