A2 - Object Pronouns/Subject Pronouns - Grammar Part 2

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

1. I want to see her, but ​ (a)   doesn't want to see ​ (b)   .

• she
• me
• my
• I
• You
• her
• him
• you
• he

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

2. They want to see me, but ​ (a)   don't want to see ​ (b)   .

• I
• them
• him
• they
• theirs
• me
• my
• her
• his

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

3. She wants to see them, but ​ (a)   don't want to see ​ (b)   .

• they
• us
• our
• them
• theirs
• it
• she
• her
• him
• we

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

5. He wants to see us, but ​ (a)   don't want to see ​ (b)   .

• we
• him
• our
• ours
• us
• her
• his
• they
• them
• he

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

4. We wannt to see them, but ​ (a)   do't want to see ​ (b)  

• they
• us
• them
• their
• our
• we
• it
• she
• he

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

6. They want to see her, but ​ (a)   doesn't want to see ​ (b)  

• she
• them
• he
• we
• us
• their
• they
• theirs

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

7. I want to see them, but ​ (a)   don't want to see ​ (b)  

• they
• me
• my
• mine
• them
• their
• theirs

Complete the sentence. Use the correct subject pronouns/object pronouns.

8. You want to see her, but ​ (a)   doesn't want to see ​ (b)   .

• she
• you
• he
• it
• we
• your
• yours
• her
• him
• his

Choose the correct option about object pronouns.

• The object pronouns are: I, you (singular and plural), he, she, it, we and they. They usually come before a verb as the subject.

• The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. They usually come immediately after a verb or a preposition.

• The object pronouns are: my, your, his, her, its, our and their. They always come before a noun to indicate that something belongs to somebody.

Choose the correct option about subject pronoun.

• The subject pronouns s are: me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. They usually come immediately after a verb or a preposition.

• The subject pronouns are: my, your, his, her, its, our and their. They always come before a noun to indicate that something belongs to somebody. 

• The subject pronouns are: I, you (singular and plural), he, she, it, we and they. They usually come before a verb as the subject.