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SUBJECT and OBJECT PRONOUNS

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Grammar Worksheet
Subject and Object Pronouns
Replace the underlined words with the appropriate pronouns in the box.  Use capital letters when necessary.  

Answer Key on Page 2

Intermediate

Approximately 10 minutes

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Grammar Worksheet  
Subject Pronouns
Replace the underlined words with the appropriate pronouns in the box.  Use capital letters when necessary.  

Notes and Answer Key on Page 2

Intermediate

Approximately 10 minutes

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Grammar Quiz                             Subject and Object Pronouns
16 multiple-choice questions; with ANSWER KEY and percentage conversion chart

Intermediate Level

Approximately 15 minutes

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Try the interactive version of the above quiz!

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Grammar Worksheet               Subject and Object Pronouns

18 sentences (fill in the gaps to complete each sentence); with ANSWER KEY and percentage conversion chart

Intermediate Level

Approximately 15 minutes


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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION                         
Before giving this worksheet to your students, model the exercise: draw the grammar box (at top of file page) on the board (but write just 'me' in the Object Pronoun column).  Explain that 'I' usually comes before the main verb in a sentence, and that 'me' follows the main verb.  For example: "I have a pen." / "He is talking to me."  Elicit the remaining Object Pronouns and write them in the column.  Then, give the handout to your students and ask them to fill in the gaps with the correct words. 

Wrap-up by having students compare answers with classmates, and then choose one or two students to write their answers on the board: (1) him; (2) We / etc.  Correct and discuss any mistakes.
(Add 5 to 10 minutes.)


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