Subject vs Object Pronouns: Multiple Choice
A1 Level
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A: My sister plays the guitar. B: Really? Does blank sing too?
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Choose the pronoun that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.
A: My sister plays the guitar. B: Really? Does _____ sing too?
Aunt Rosa is on the phone. Do you want to talk to _____?
My cousins are coming to stay, so I'm making a cake for _____.
_____ live in a small flat with my two cats.
Where's Dad? I need to ask _____ something.
We're going to the park. Do you want to come with _____ or stay at home?
Your bags look heavy, Mrs Green. I'm not busy. Let _____ carry them for you.
Our neighbours are away this week, so _____ need us to feed their cat.
I'm going to tell you a secret. Please keep it between you and _____.
Dad always makes dinner after _____ gets home from work.
A: Where are your parents? B: I'm not sure. Are _____ in the garden?
My grandparents live by the sea. _____ often go fishing at the weekend.
Where are the children? I can hear _____ singing.
A: I can't find the twins. Where are _____? B: Upstairs, I think.
I love Mrs Patel's lessons because _____ always tells funny stories.
Look at those boys! How fast can _____ run?
Lucy's train arrives at six. Can you pick _____ up from the station?
I can't find my glasses. Can you help _____ look for them?
Our dog is really funny. He always makes _____ laugh.
Please wait here until _____ come back from the shop.
Grammar review
Find the verb and ask who is doing it: that person needs I, he, she, we or they. The object of a verb or a preposition needs me, him, her, us or them. Our postman waved becomes he waved, and Mum thanked our postman becomes she thanked him. In questions and after when, the doer still needs a subject pronoun.
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