Subject Object The subject usually comes before the

Subject /Object • The subject usually comes before the verb. • He likes coffee. • The object usually comes after the verb. • He likes coffee.

The subject _____ My friend speaks English. I_ clean my car every week. _________ My brother’s friend likes swimming.

The object My friend speaks ____ English. I clean my car every week. ___________ My brother’s friend likes swimming.

We can use a pronoun instead of a noun. A woman/girl = she ___ A man/boy = ___ he

he/him John gave Ben a book. He gave Ben a book. ___ him a book. John gave ____

she/her • Elizabeth likes Alison. She likes Alison. • ___ her (she/her) • Alison likes ___.

I/me I can see you. me (I/me) Can you see ___? me a present. (I/me) He gave ___

we/us • Simone and I are going to a party. ___ We are going to a party. • Can you come with ___? us (we/us)

it/it I gave the book to him. I gave __ it to him.

they/them Mark and Adam play work in a bank. They work in a bank. _____ I work with Mark and Adam. them (they/them) I work with _____.

Subject Pronouns Her It Us You She Object Pronouns I Them Him He Me We You They It

1. me with these bags? I/me) Can you help ___ 2. them at the weekend. (they/them) We usually see _____ 3. I write to ____ her once a month. (she/her) 4. me a present. (I/me) He gave ____ 5. they (they/them) tell ____(he/him) him Did _____ the news? 6. it today. She lost her key yesterday. I found ___ 7. us ? (we/us) Can you help ___

Subject/Object Pronouns I me he him she her it it you we us they them

Possessive adjective I my he his she her it its we our your they their

Subject object possessive I me my he him his she her it it its we us our you your they them their

Pronouns I me my mine you yours he him his she her hers we us ours they them theirs

Subject pronoun Object pronoun Possessive pronoun adjective I he she it we you they him mine her your its his ours me you our it their her his them hers theirs us my yours