Subject and Object Pronouns

Subject and Object Pronouns

HMH Lesson 2.3.1

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

• We watched the Flamenco dancers at the fair. (Subject Pronoun)

• Ashley enjoyed watching them perform. (Object Pronoun)

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronoun of the sentence: She liked it, too.

• She

• liked

• it

• too

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence: She liked it, too.

• She

• liked

• it

• too

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronoun of the sentence: He had to stretch to see her.

• her

• see

• He

• stretch

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence: He had to stretch to see her.

• her

• see

• He

• stretch

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronoun of the sentence: She loved the colorful costumes worn by them.

• costumes

• She

• worn

• them

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence: She loved the colorful costumes worn by them.

• costumes

• She

• worn

• them

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronoun of the sentence: Will you go with us next time?

• Will

• you

• us

• next

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence: Will you go with us next time?

• Will

• you

• us

• next

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject pronoun of the sentence: You should tell him what you think.

• You

• should

• tell

• him

Multiple Choice

Identify the object pronoun of the sentence: You should tell him what you think.

• You

• should

• tell

• him