Subject and Object Pronouns

Subject and Object Pronouns

By Carol Bruner

Singular​: I, you, he/she/it

Plural: we, they​

A subject pronoun replaces the subject of a sentence. ​

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Can you Identify Subjects?

Subject Pronouns

Open Ended

In your own words what is a subject pronoun?

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

They read a book about the rain forest.

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

Then she wrote a poem about a huge Kapok tree

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

We painted a mural of rainforest mammals

Singular​: me, you, him/her/it

Plural: us, them​

A object pronoun replaces a noun that is the object of an action verb or follows a preposition. ​

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Can you Identify Objects?

Object Pronouns​

Open Ended

In your own words what is an object pronoun?

Draw

Draw two lines under the object pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

Mr. Patel's Class sent a letter to her.

Draw

Draw two lines under the object pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

Ms. Torres, a rain forest expert, visited them last week.

Draw

Draw two lines under the object pronoun in the second sentence that replaces the underlined word or words.

She said, "You can find it in the library."

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

I saw you at the library yesterday

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

You can call me tonight about our class project.

Draw

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

Will he make an informative poster for us?

Practice A

Subject and Object Pronouns

Choose the pronoun that completes each sentence and identify if the pronoun is a subject or object in the sentence.

Subject: who or what Object: receives the action (verb)

Multiple Choice

The boats captain gave ____ a special tour.

• we

  Subject

• we

  Object

• us

  Subject

• us

  Object

Multiple Choice

____ took a boat trip through the Everglades.

• We

  Subject

• We

  Object

• Us

  Subject

• Us

  Object

Multiple Choice

The captain said, "____ will love the wildlife here!"

• You

  Subject

• You

  Object

• Us

  Subject

• Us

  Object

Multiple Choice

____ brought a camera in my backpack.

• Me

  Subject

• Me

  Object

• I

  Subject

• I

  Object

Multiple Choice

I used ____ to photograph birds, turtles, and alligators.

• he

  Subject

• he

  Object

• it

  Subject

• it

  Object

Multiple Choice

My sister Kit carried paper and pencils with ____.

• her

  Subject

• her

  Object

• she

  Subject

• she

  Object

Multiple Choice

____ is an excellent artist.

• her

  Subject

• her

  Object

• she

  Subject

• she

  Object

Practice B

Rewrite each sentence

Replace each underlined words with the correct subject or object pronoun.

Subject: who or what Object: receives the action (verb)

Open Ended

Our grandparents sent a postcard to my sister, brother, and me.

Open Ended

The postcard was addressed to my older brother.

Open Ended

Write a sentence using a subject pronoun.

Open Ended

Write a sentence using a object pronoun.

me, you, him, her, it, us, or them - can replace a noun that is the object of an action verb or that follows a preposition.

An object receives that action of the subject. ​

Object Pronouns

I, you, he, she, it, they, or we - can replace the subject of a sentence.

A subject is the main who or what the sentence is about. ​

Subject Pronouns

Lets Review

Poll

Carlos and Sue have a very popular pet-care service.

• They

• Them

• He

Poll

Many people hire Carlos and Sue to feed their cats.

• her

• they

• them

Poll

Carlos asked Jenna and me to help out for a day.

• we

• us

• me

Poll

Jenna and I were delighted to help.

• We

• Us

• They

Poll

I agree to meet Sue at the Chan's house this afternoon.

• she

• her

• them

Multiple Choice

Dot, Ed, and ___ visited the Air and Space Museum recently.

• I

• me

• us

Multiple Choice

Fortunately, ___ knew his way around the huge exhibition hall.

• her

• he

• him

Multiple Choice

___ really wanted to see the biplanes.

• She

• Them

• Her

Multiple Choice

Then Ed told Dot and ___ about the Wright Brothers' flight.

• I

• me

• she

Multiple Choice

I persuaded Dot and ___ to visit the museum again soon.

• he

• him

• we

THE END

I hope you now understand subject and object pronouns.