Them

Please help _____!

Answer explanation

The dogs

=> two animals

= they / them / their

動詞 (help) 後 = them

The monkeys are cute.

The zookeeper feeds ______ every day.

Answer explanation

The monkeys are cute.

The zookeeper feeds them every day.

The monkeys => two animals

= they / them / their

動詞 (feeds) 後 = them

Mum and Dad like sweet food.

_____ like candies best.

Answer explanation

Mum and Dad

=> 2 people, ❌ "I"

= they / them / their

動詞 (like) 前 = They

Identify the correct pronoun usage in the sentence: 'The teacher gave the students their assignments and asked them to complete it by Friday.'

• The teacher gave the students their assignments and asked them to complete them by Friday.

• The teacher gave the students their assignments and asked it to complete them by Friday.

• The teacher gave the students their assignments and asked them to complete by Friday.

• The teacher gave the students their assignments and asked it to complete it by Friday.

Which sentence correctly uses 'them' as an object pronoun?

• Them are going to the store.

• I saw them at the park yesterday.

• Them is my favorite group.

• Them have been working hard.

Choose the sentence where 'them' is used as a demonstrative pronoun.

• I gave them the books.

• Them are the ones I was talking about.

• I saw them yesterday.

• Please hand them to me.

In the sentence 'The children were excited to see the animals, and they fed them eagerly,' what does 'them' refer to?

• The children

• The animals

• The excitement

• The food

Which of the following sentences uses 'them' correctly in a comparative structure?

• She is taller than them.

• She is taller than they.

• She is taller than theirs.

• She is taller than their.

Identify the sentence where 'them' is used incorrectly.

• I can't believe them did that.

• I can't believe they did that.

• I can't believe them were there.

• I can't believe they were there.

What is the function of 'them' in the sentence: 'The coach praised them for their hard work'?

• Subject

• Object

• Possessive

• Adjective