Direct object pronouns replace the noun that receives the action of a verb. This is exercise 1 of 2, covering the core replacement pattern. Exercise 2 practices the same skill with more varied sentence contexts.
Grammar reviewDirect object pronouns
A direct object pronoun replaces the noun that the action happens to. Each subject pronoun has a matching object form: I→me, we→us, he→him, she→her, they→them.You and it don't change.
Position: the object pronoun comes directly after the verb or preposition. She thanked ______. / They visited ______. / I don’t like ______.
Common error: using subject pronouns in object position.
The subject form "he" becomes "______" as an object; "she" becomes "______"; "they" becomes "______".
Look up the full table in exercise 1 if you need a reminder.
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Replace each noun or noun phrase in parentheses with the correct direct object pronoun.