Grammar
Pronouns: Personal and object pronouns
Grammar in use
- Topic : Personal Pronouns vs Object Pronouns
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What is a personal pronoun?
A noun is a word that is a person, an animal, a place, an object or an idea.
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Laura is happy
She is happy
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This fish is yellow
It is yellow.
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The boy sells lemonade.
He sells it.
A personal pronoun represents a person, an animal, a place, an object or an idea. It replaces a noun.
There are 2 types of personal pronouns: subjective pronouns and objective pronouns.
A subjective pronoun is the subject in the sentence:
Subject pronoun | Example |
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I | I am nice |
you (singular or plural) | you are nice |
he (male) | he is nice |
she (female) | she is nice |
it (neuter) | it is nice |
we | we are nice |
they | they are nice |
An objective pronoun is the object in the sentence.
Object Pronoun | Example |
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me | Tom likes me |
you (singular or plural) | Tom likes you |
him (male) | Tom likes him |
her (female) | Tom likes her |
it (neuter) | Tom likes it |
us | Tom likes us |
them | Tom likes them |
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Put the words in the correct order:
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evening
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call
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He
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year
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her
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every
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visits
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Question 4 of 9
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They
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the
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with
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cinema
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Question 5 of 9
5. Question
Match the right phrases between them:
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- I eat it.
- I eat them.
- Franck is speaking to him.
- Franck is speaking to her.
- Franck is speaking to us.
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I eat a sandwich.
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I eat 2 apples.
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Franck is speaking to John.
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Franck is speaking to Anna.
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Franck is speaking to you and me.
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Question 6 of 9
6. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct personal pronoun:
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She can be proud, she did it all by ! (her/herself)
Listen, Sonia is speaking to . (you/myself)
Nick is listening to his mother, he always listens to . (her/him)
Please take some cookies, help . (yourself/you)
We are late, Joe is waiting for . (we/us)
They should behave . (them/themselves)
Where are my parents? I need to speak to . (they/them)
He should listen to , what he is saying is ridiculous. (himself/myself)
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Question 7 of 9
7. Question
Complete the sentences with "me" or "I":
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Jack and are traveling together.
He wants to know if this bag belongs to you or .
It isn't easy for to understand his accent.
Do you really think would do such a thing?
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Question 8 of 9
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Complete the sentence with the correct pronoun:
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Fiona wants to know if her dress fits, she is looking at in the mirror.
I often ask what I want to do with my life.
Sandy and I are best friends, you‟ll always see together.
I am not going to help you, you‟ll have to do it all by .
Look at our parents, can you see ?
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Question 9 of 9
9. Question
Replace the words in bold by an object pronoun:
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You call your mother frequently.→
She drives my new Mercedes.→
We are selling our tv and our bed.→
I am speaking to Ted's girlfriend.→
Ben is listening to you and me.→
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