Object Pronouns

What is an object pronoun?

• An object pronoun is a word that can take the place of a noun that serves as the subject of a sentence.

• An object pronoun is a word that can take the place of a noun that serves as the object of a sentence.

• An object pronoun is a word that can take the place of a noun that serves as the verb of a sentence.

• An object pronoun is a word that can take the place of a noun that serves as the preposition of a sentence.

Object pronouns are often found toward the ____ of a sentence, and following the _____.

• end

• beginning

• noun

• verb

Choose the singular object pronouns:

• him

• me

• they
• her

Choose the plural object pronouns.

• us

• them

• you

• I

Select the Object Pronoun in the sentence.

Mitch’s family had many pets, and Mitch had the responsibility of helping

to take care of them.

• Mitch

• helping

• of

• them

Select the Object Pronoun in the sentence.

His favorite pet was his cat, Leo, who slept with him every night.

• His

• cat

• Leo

• him

Select the Object Pronoun in the sentence.

Mitch’s sister preferred their dog, Stella, and was responsible for taking her on a walk each day.

• Mitch's

• their

• Stella

• her

Select the Object Pronoun in the sentence.

The hardest job for Mitch and his sister was cleaning up after them.

• Mitch

• sister

• them

• cleaning

Select the Object Pronoun in the sentence.

Even though it was a tough job, they still loved them.

• it

• they

• loved

• them

Replace the underlined noun with an object pronoun

• us

• Bill’s favorite animal is a giraffe, so we all went with Bill to see them.

• him

• For our field trip last week, my teacher took the class to the zoo.

• them

• When we returned to school, we thanked our teacher for such a fun day.

• her

• We were excited about all the animals and couldn’t wait to see the animals.