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Him/her/them... - English lesson

Object pronouns in English: A simple guide
In English, object pronouns replace the names of people or things that receive the action of the verb. They are generally placed after the verb.
Object Pronouns:
* me: me
* you: you
* him: him
* her: her
* it: it
* us: us
* them: them
Examples:
* I love you.
* She gave him a book.
* They saw us at the park.
* The dog chases it.
* The teacher helps them.
Tips for English Speakers:
* Word order: In English, the object pronoun usually comes after the verb.
* "him" and "her": Remember "him" for males and "her" for females.
* "it": Use "it" for objects, animals (unless they are pets and part of the family), and concepts.

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1. Do you like Peter? Yes, l like

2. Do you know Paris? Yes, l know

3. Did he buy the vegetables? Yes, he bought

4. Does he have his books? No, he forgot

5. I like my sister.I speak to every day.

6. We need some help. We need now.

7. The children are hungry. I will make a sandwich.

8. Do you like ? Yes, I like you.

9. Our parents don't give a lot of pocket money.

10. Anna's parents drive to school.

11. We are going to the cinema. Come with .

12. We like our teacher and our teacher likes .

13. That's my book. Give my book!

14. That's Peter's pen. Give it to

15. You like Anna, but Anna thinks you are silly. She doesn't like

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