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Mastering Object Pronouns in English

This document provides a lesson on object pronouns, which are used to replace nouns that receive the action in a sentence, helping to avoid repetition and create more natural sentences. It includes examples of replacing both people and objects with object pronouns, as well as rules for their correct usage. The document also contains practice exercises and a summary of key points learned.

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Mastering Object Pronouns in English

This document provides a lesson on object pronouns, which are used to replace nouns that receive the action in a sentence, helping to avoid repetition and create more natural sentences. It includes examples of replacing both people and objects with object pronouns, as well as rules for their correct usage. The document also contains practice exercises and a summary of key points learned.

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Grammar Lesson:

Object Pronouns
LEARN HOW TO USE OBJECT PRONOUNS
CORRECTLY!
Introduction

 - What are object pronouns?


 - Object pronouns replace nouns that receive the
action in a sentence.
 - Why do we use them?
 - To avoid repetition.
 - To make sentences shorter and more natural.
Object Pronouns
Subject Pronoun
Table
Object Pronoun

I me

you you

he him

she her

it it

we us

they them
Replacing People

 - She loves Tom. → She loves **him**.


 - They invited my friends and me. → They invited
**us**.
 - I saw Sarah. → I saw **her**.
Replacing Objects

 - He reads the book. → He reads **it**.


 - We bought the flowers. → We bought **them**.
 - She found the keys. → She found **them**.
Replacing Both (People +
Objects)

 - My parents love music. → My parents love **it**.


 - She sent letters to her friends. → She sent letters
to **them**.
 - He always tells me the truth. → He always tells
**me** the truth.
Important Rule: Object
Pronouns After 'Like'

 - ❌ I really like! (Incorrect)


 - ✅ I really like **it**! (Correct)

 More examples:
 - ❌ She loves!
 - ✅ She loves **him**!
 - ❌ We enjoy!
 - ✅ We enjoy **them**!
Practice Exercise

 Replace the bold words with object pronouns:


 1. I saw **Mike** at the store.
 2. She gave **the book** to her sister.
 3. They called **my friends and me** yesterday.
 4. We bought **apples** at the market.
 5. He sent **a message** to Lisa.
Summary: What Did We
Learn?

 ✅ Object pronouns replace nouns that receive the


action.
 ✅ We use them to avoid repetition.
 ✅ We must use **it** or **them** after verbs like
'like' or 'love'.
Final Challenge!

 Try to rewrite these sentences using object pronouns:

 1. I saw **Mike** at the store.


 2. She gave **the book** to her sister.
 3. They called **my friends and me** yesterday.
 4. We bought **apples** at the market.
 5. He sent **a message** to Lisa.

 🚀 Let's practice together!

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