1. Substitute the underlined words with 3.
Choose the suitable word to fill in the
subject pronouns: blanks:
1. Peter and Paul (THEY) study French 1. ………… is in class with ………
and German. Her/ us She/we She/us
2. The cat (IT) is in the garden. 2. Does ………… use a laptop at home?
3. Do Mandy and you (YOU) like golf? He it him
4. Does your sister (SHE) sing well? 3. These are my mum’s friends. …………
5. Dr Swam (HE) visits his patients in usually goes out with …………….
the morning. She/ they Her/them She/them
6. Do the students (THEY) do the 4. Do ………… eat pasta? No, I don’t like
homework? ……
7. You and I (WE) live in Spain. we/it you/it you/her
8. Do Sam and Paula (THEY) meet after 5. We don’t talk to Sam. We’re angry
school? with ………
9. My mum (SHE) cooks really well. he him his
10. The supermarket (IT) closes at 6. Can you pass ……… the sugar, Terry?
midday. you I me
11. The books (THEY) are on the table. 7. “When do you do homework?” “I do
12. When do you and Sally (YOU) play ……… after school.”
chess this week? them it he
8. Give ....... to …………, please.
2. Substitute the underlined words with 4. Correct the sentences if they’re wrong:
object pronouns:
1. My friend Sue is fantastic. I love she.
1. Tom comes to the cinema with Paul My friend Sue is fantastic. I love HER
and I (US). 2. Do you play tennis with they?
2. Do you play with your children Do you play tennis with THEM?
(THEM) after dinner? 3. My brother hates hamburgers. She
3. Pam takes her dog (IT) for walks in never eats it.
the morning. My brother hates hamburgers. She never
4. Does Sue study with her brother eats THEM.
(HIM)? 4. Do you come with Sue and I?
5. Mr Postman delivers our letters Do you come with Sue and ME?
(THEM). 5. The boys don’t play with her because
6. I usually meet Pam (HER) on Friday her is very unfriendly.
afternoon. The boys don’t play with her because
7. Tom goes to school with his friends SHE very unfriendly.
(THEM). 6. Does him like cooking? Yes, he does.
8. Does mum feed the baby (IT)? Does HE like cooking? Yes, he does.
9. Can you pass the newspapers (THEM) 7. Sarah never listens to him sister.
to I (ME), please? Sarah never listens to HER sister.
10. Do you eat apples (THEM), Tom? 8. Paul and Mary don’t invite we to
parties.
KEY
1. 1. ………… is in class with ………
1. Peter and Paul (THEY) study French Her/ us She/we She/us
and German. 2. Does ………… use a laptop at home?
2. The cat (IT) is in the garden. He it him
3. Do Mandy and you (YOU) like golf? 3. These are my mum’s friends. …………
4. Does your sister (SHE) sing well? usually goes out with …………….
5. Dr Swam (HE) visits his patients in She/ they Her/them She/them
the morning. 4. Do ………… eat pasta? No, I don’t like
6. Do the students (THEY) do the ……
homework? we/it you/it you/her
7. You and I (WE) live in Spain. 5. We don’t talk to Sam. We’re angry with
8. Do Sam and Paula (THEY) meet ………
after school? he him his
9. My mum (SHE) cooks really well. 6. Can you pass ……… the sugar, Terry?
10. The supermarket (IT) closes at you I me
midday. 7. “When do you do homework?” “I do
11. The books (THEY) are on the table. ……… after school.”
12. When do you and Sally (YOU) play them it he
chess this week? 8. Give ....... to …………, please.
I/it it/I it/me
1. Tom comes to the cinema with Paul
and I (US). 1. My friend Sue is fantastic. I love HER.
2. Do you play with your children 2. Do you play tennis with THEM?
(THEM) after dinner? 3. My brother hates hamburgers. She never
3. Pam takes her dog (IT) for walks in eats THEM.
the morning. 4. Do you come with Sue and ME?
4. Does Sue study with her brother 5. The boys don’t play with her because
(HIM)? SHE is very unfriendly.
5. Mr Postman delivers our letters 6. Does HE like cooking? Yes, he does.
(THEM). 7. Sarah never listens to HER sister.
6. I usually meet Pam (HER) on Friday 8. Paul and Mary don’t invite US to parties.
afternoon.
7. Tom goes to school with his friends
(THEM).
8. Does mum feed the baby (IT)?
9. Can you pass the newspapers
(THEM) to I (ME), please?
10. Do you eat apples (THEM), Tom?
11. Mary send e-mails (THEM) to her
boyfriend (HIM).
12. James is with his grandmother
