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Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them A1 Grammar

Exercises:

Choose the correct object pronoun to complete each sentence. (e.g., I really like Anna. I see ___ every day. → her)

Example

EXAMPLE: My dog loves playing. I take it to the park every evening.

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A: Do you know Tom and Sara? B: Yes, I see at the gym every week.

2.

Can you help with this exercise? I don't understand it.

3.

That's my sister over there. Do you see ?

4.

I have two tickets for the concert. Would you like to come with ?

5.

A: Where is the remote control? B: I think I left on the sofa.

6.

My brother is really funny. Everyone likes .

7.

This gift is for . Happy birthday!

8.

My parents live far away. I call every Sunday evening.

9.

I met your teacher yesterday. She was very kind to .

10.

This is between you and . Please don't tell anyone.

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All A1 questions for “Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them A1 Grammar”, each with the correct answer and a short explanation. Try the interactive exercises above, then check your answers here.

Exercise 1: Choose the Correct Object Pronoun

1. My dog loves playing. I take _____ to the park every evening.
- A. it ✓
- B. him
- C. them
- D. her
Answer: it
A dog is a thing or animal referred to as 'it' unless you know its gender. Object pronoun after the verb: it.
2. A: Do you know Tom and Sara? B: Yes, I see _____ at the gym every week.
- A. them ✓
- B. him
- C. us
- D. they
Answer: them
Tom and Sara = they. Object pronoun after the verb: them.

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3. Can you help _____ with this exercise? I don't understand it.

A. me ✓
B. I
C. my
D. mine

Answer: me

I becomes 'me' when it is the object of a verb. Never use 'I' after a verb.

4. That's my sister over there. Do you see _____?

A. her ✓
B. him
C. she
D. it

Answer: her

My sister = she. Object pronoun after the verb: her.

5. I have two tickets for the concert. Would you like to come with _____?

A. us ✓
B. we
C. them
D. me

Answer: us

We becomes 'us' when it is the object of a preposition (with). Never use 'we' after a preposition.

6. A: Where is the remote control? B: I think I left _____ on the sofa.

A. it ✓
B. him
C. them
D. her

Answer: it

The remote control is a thing. Object pronoun: it.

7. My brother is really funny. Everyone likes _____.

A. him ✓
B. her
C. it
D. he

Answer: him

My brother = he. Object pronoun after the verb: him.

8. This gift is for _____. Happy birthday!

A. you ✓
B. your
C. me
D. them

Answer: you

After a preposition (for), we use an object pronoun. You stays 'you' in both subject and object form.

9. My parents live far away. I call _____ every Sunday evening.

A. them ✓
B. they
C. us
D. it

Answer: them

My parents = they. Object pronoun after the verb: them.

10. I met your teacher yesterday. She was very kind to _____.

A. me ✓
B. I
C. us
D. my

Answer: me

After a preposition (to), use an object pronoun. I becomes 'me'.

11. This is between you and _____. Please don't tell anyone.

A. me ✓
B. I
C. my
D. mine

Answer: me

After a preposition (between), always use an object pronoun. 'Between you and I' is a very common mistake. The correct form is 'between you and me'.

Exercise 2: Multiple Choice

1. I love this song. I listen to ___ every morning.
- A. it ✓
- B. him
- C. them
- D. its
Answer: it
A song is a thing. Object pronoun after a preposition (to): it.
2. A: Do you know that man over there? B: Yes, I work with ___.
- A. him ✓
- B. her
- C. them
- D. he
Answer: him
That man = he. Object pronoun after a preposition (with): him.
3. My friends are coming to visit. I haven't seen ___ for months!
- A. them ✓
- B. him
- C. us
- D. they
Answer: them
My friends = they. Object pronoun after the verb: them.
4. Can you take ___ to the airport? My flight is at 6 a.m.
- A. me ✓
- B. I
- C. my
- D. mine
Answer: me
I becomes 'me' when it is the object of a verb. Never 'Can you take I'.
5. A: Is Laura coming to the party? B: Yes, I'll call ___ later.
- A. her ✓
- B. him
- C. she
- D. it
Answer: her
Laura = she. Object pronoun after the verb: her.
6. We are lost. Can you help ___?
- A. us ✓
- B. we
- C. our
- D. them
Answer: us
We becomes 'us' when it is the object of a verb.
7. I bought these flowers for ___. (talking to your mum)
- A. you ✓
- B. her
- C. them
- D. your
Answer: you
When talking directly to someone, use 'you'. After a preposition (for): you.
8. My brother is a great cook. I love eating at his place because he always makes something special for ___.
- A. us ✓
- B. we
- C. our
- D. they
Answer: us
We becomes 'us' after a preposition (for).
9. I have a new book. Do you want to borrow ___?
- A. it ✓
- B. him
- C. them
- D. its
Answer: it
A book is a thing. Object pronoun after the verb: it.
10. A: Who is that woman? B: That's my cousin Ana. I don't see ___ very often.
- A. her ✓
- B. him
- C. it
- D. she
Answer: her
My cousin Ana = she. Object pronoun after the verb: her.

Exercise 3: Reading — Fill in the Story

1. My name is Jake and I have a great group of friends. My best friend is called Leo. I met _____ at university five years ago. He is very funny and everyone loves _____. There is also Rosa. She is Spanish and I practise my Spanish with _____ sometimes. She is very patient with _____ because my Spanish is not very good! Then there are Dan and Mia. I have known _____ since school. We all go out together on Friday evenings. Last Friday, we went to a new restaurant. A friend told _____ about _____ and we decided to try _____. The food was delicious! I would definitely recommend _____ to anyone. It was a perfect evening and I will never forget _____.
- A. him
- B. her
- C. them
- D. it
- E. him
- F. her
- G. them
- H. us
- I. her
- J. him
- K. me
- L. us
- M. me
- N. us
- O. him
- P. them
- Q. them
- R. him
- S. us
- T. her
- U. us
- V. them
- W. me
- X. it
- Y. it
- Z. him
- [. them
- \. her
- ]. it
- ^. him
- _. them
- `. her
- a. it
- b. them
- c. us
- d. him
- e. it
- f. him
- g. us
- h. them
Answer: him, him, her, me, them, us, it, it, it, it
Object pronouns replace nouns after a verb or preposition. He/him, she/her, they/them, we/us, I/me, it/it.

Exercise 4: Put the Words in Order

1. see / every / I / him / day / at / work
Answer: I see him every day at work.
Subject + verb + object pronoun (him) + frequency expression.
2. can / help / you / me / ?
Answer: Can you help me?
Auxiliary + subject + verb + object pronoun (me). Never 'help I'.
3. this / is / you / gift / for
Answer: This gift is for you.
Subject + is + preposition (for) + object pronoun (you).
4. doesn't / she / know / them
Answer: She doesn't know them.
Subject + doesn't + base verb + object pronoun (them). Never 'know they'.
5. call / I'll / her / tomorrow / morning
Answer: I'll call her tomorrow morning.
Subject + auxiliary + verb + object pronoun (her) + time expression.
6. is / sitting / next / he / to / her
Answer: He is sitting next to her.
Subject + is + verb + preposition (next to) + object pronoun (her).
7. us / come / with / !
Answer: Come with us!
Imperative + preposition (with) + object pronoun (us). Never 'come with we'.
8. lost / I / it / have / think / I
Answer: I think I have lost it.
Subject + think + subject + have + past participle + object pronoun (it).
9. between / this / me / is / you / and
Answer: This is between you and me.
After a preposition (between), use object pronouns. 'Between you and I' is incorrect.
10. love / they / really / us / do / ?
Answer: Do they really love us?
Auxiliary + subject + adverb + verb + object pronoun (us).

Exercise 5: Speaking Practice

1. You are an English conversation tutor doing a structured speaking drill with an A1 student. The grammar focus is object pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them. These replace nouns after a verb or preposition. STRUCTURE: Ask exactly 6 questions, one at a time. Wait for the student's full answer before continuing. QUESTIONS TO ASK (in this order): 1. 'Tell me about your best friend. How often do you see him or her?' (target: I see him/her every week.) 2. 'Do you have a favourite TV show or film? Do you recommend it to your friends?' (target: Yes, I recommend it to everyone! / I love it.) 3. 'Think about your parents or family. Do you call them often?' (target: I call them every Sunday. / I call her every day.) 4. 'Is there a teacher or person who helped you a lot? Can you tell me about them?' (target: My teacher helped me a lot. I really liked him/her.) 5. 'I have a problem with my computer. Can you help me?' (target: Of course! I can help you. / Sure, what is wrong with it?) 6. 'If a friend invites you to a party, do you usually go with them or meet them there?' (target: I usually go with them. / I meet them there.) FEEDBACK RULES: - If the student uses a subject pronoun instead of an object pronoun (e.g. 'I see she every week'), recast naturally: 'Oh, you see her every week! That's nice.' - If the student uses 'I' after a verb or preposition (e.g. 'he helped I'), recast: 'He helped you! How kind of him.' - If the student uses 'they' after a verb (e.g. 'I call they'), recast: 'You call them every Sunday! That's sweet.' - Do NOT explain the grammar rule. Only model the correct form in your reply. - After all 6 questions, give one warm sentence of feedback and say goodbye.

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